A time of change: reflections on my term as APM president
Project management and change go hand in hand.
Project management and change go hand in hand.
The classic 1975 British comedy film concerning the Arthurian legend, written and performed by the Monty Python comedy group is a cult classic, one of my favourite movies to quote from and funny if you get the sense of humour.
Underestimate the costs of your project, and it could be dead in the water.
At least 475m new jobs need to be created over the next decade to tackle the global youth unemployment problem.
Project management lies at a critical junction.
Over half the respondents to the 2019 APM Salary and Marketing Trends survey thought that increasing visibility of the profession in schools, colleges and universities was a helpful approach to encouraging new talent.
One of the most important factors in business is the performance of technology teams responsible for IT support and development of new products and services for customers.
Becoming First Lady of the United States put Michelle Obama’s life under an unwelcome and uncomfortable spotlight.
APM’s Project Management Conference Manchester saw the start of something that I hope will prove to be pivotal in the evolution of our profession.
When I received a phone call in January 2018 from a friendly head-hunter asking me if I would be interested in working on a programme to plan for a no-deal scenario from the Brexit negotiations, I jumped at a chance of a brand-new gig.