When delivering large scale infrastructure projects, we need to consider how to deliver a legacy to help the government’s levelling up agenda which may not be realised until long after the project is finished.
Ah, summer is rolling in and everyone’s schedule gets busier and busier.
There seems to be a common view that project management is very simple – you know where you want to get to, you think you know the intermediate steps, then it’s just a matter of lining up the sequence, drawing up the Gantt chart, nailing the critical path and master budget – and charging ahead! If it really was that simple, there would be no need for APM.
It’s a wet morning in 2023 and you’re comfortably seated in two chairs at once.
Numerous myths exist around diversity and inclusion.
I really shouldn’t complain.
Project complexity models exist.
Project managers need many skills in their toolbox – but mediation is one that is often overlooked.
In some ways, I think we are! “Imagine asking a doctor to be a doctor without a grasp of physiology, or a linguist to produce a translation without a knowledge of grammar.
As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, APM, together with its membership and other experts, has compiled a list of its 50 most inspiring projects from the past five decades.