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An all-female project team at the Natural History Museum
Women in project management • Construction
London’s Natural History Museum will mark its 150th anniversary in 2031. To celebrate, it has kicked off a programme to create six new permanent galleries at its iconic building in South Kensington. The first, which houses the exhibition Fixing Our Broken Planet, opened in April. The exhibition focuses on the planetary emergency and the solutions that scientists, including those at the Natural History Museum, are working on.
Five ways to make your project leadership fit for tomorrow
Leadership
Jonathan Simcock is an expert on major projects who stepped down as Chair of the Submarine Delivery Agency at the Ministry of Defence last year. He has been involved in the largest UK government projects since 2007, when he took over what became the Infrastructure and Projects Authority.
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Seven lessons in artificial intelligence
AI • Artificial intelligence
While most businesses now have artificial intelligence (AI) policies in place – largely to police quality, enforce ethics or address data protection issues – relatively few are pushing AI’s capabilities in formal project management processes beyond the basics. That’s changing fast.
Five tips on how to be a great project sponsor
Sponsors
Strong project sponsorship is not just a “nice to have”, it is a strategic enabler. Without active, visible, and engaged sponsors, transformation and change efforts stall, disconnect from strategy, and often underdeliver. Yet many project sponsors are left to figure it out on their own.
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Donna Sinnick
PROJECT meets Babcock International Group’s Chief Delivery Officer, who is on a mission to simplify.
By Emma De Vita
Project – the official journal of the Association for Project Management (APM) – is circulated quarterly for members only. Project covers the latest news, opinions and insights for those in the project community.