As part of our upcoming Programme Management Specific Interest Group (SIG) Conference “Equipping Programme Managers for Global Success” on 10th March, we plan to draw on the expertise of a number of practitioners and leaders in their field.
Greater use of project management would be beneficial for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Projects are, by their very nature, temporary, so it is not surprising that a mature contract labour market exists for project management professionals.
If you are attending a conference this year, then you will know it is a big investment.
Today John Manzoni, Chief Executive of the Civil Service and Permanent Secretary of the Cabinet Office and Tony Meggs, Chief Executive of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA), will give evidence to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on “Delivering major projects in Government”.
Project management is evolving.
According to the latest Gallup Positive Experience Index, the mood of the world is upbeat, especially in Latin America, where you are most likely to experience positive emotions on a daily basis.
A new project management challenge could mean a new industry.
I was recently asked advice on which, in my experience, would be the most suitable professional development path within the project management industry.
This month, I’m talking to project coordinators and their line managers.