Why do my projects fail?
A friend of mine was asked the above question by a very senior leader.
A friend of mine was asked the above question by a very senior leader.
As the lead of the APM’s Portfolio Management Interest Group, and someone who was heavily involved in the SIG that pre-dated it, I’m thoroughly looking forward to what will be my 6th Conference through all the years.
In work and recent discussions within the APM Systems Thinking Interest Network, we’ve discussed why systems thinking (ST) struggles to gain traction within an organisation’s project management “orthodoxy.
It’s time to reappraise what project success looks like so that project professionals can be liberated from a constant fear of failure, urges Andy Murray, Executive Director at the Major Projects Association (MPA).
Project Manager, Change Manager, Transformation Manager.
The global mission to get to net zero may be under more strain than before, so how about some inspiration on how to effect change when it comes to sustainability? Below are some insights taken from APM’s Project Summit in autumn 2024 – where senior project experts, leaders and C-suite executives shared ideas on the biggest challenges facing the profession – and recommendations from APM’s Projecting for the Future: Harmonising energy and environment report.
Praised for its innovation, the Intelligent Project Prediction (IPP) initiative – a collaboration between MIGSO-PCUBED, greyfly.
With just three months to go until APM’s celebrated upcoming project management conference 2025 takes place on 11-12 June in Coventry (this year sponsored by Asana) time is running out to secure your ticket.
Over the last 12 months I’ve seen a distinct shift in the conversations around risk management.
While imposter syndrome is an issue that may impact anyone, it more commonly affects women.