APM News

The latest annual Salary and Market Trends Survey by Association for Project Management (APM) reveals the average salary for a project professional is £47,500.

Exclusive insights on business transformation to agile ways of working were shared at a recent event for Association for Project Management (APM) members.

The Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) has launched a new academy to support the delivery of major government infrastructure projects, with a framework that includes APM qualifications and standards.

Ensuring great collaboration between project team members is hard enough without having contracts and procurement processes in the way.

Repairing Cumbria Bridge-by-Bridge.

An interactive session, held on 22 March 2021, on stakeholder engagement, featuring insights from a panel of experienced academics and practitioners.

After a few false starts, a project to replace legacy systems at Allianz morphed into something more ambitious.

Charities like Rewilding Britain thrive on the passion of their volunteers to make projects on a shoestring happen.

The planned opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza later this year marks an internationally important event for a country that’s also enjoying a project boom, reports Emma De Vita.

Do major government projects – from long-running epics like HS2 and HMS Queen Elizabeth to unanticipated new arrivals like the government’s furlough scheme and the vaccine roll-out – represent good value for money? Why do some end up late, over budget or beset by operational problems, while others seem to progress with barely a hitch? And ultimately, how can all such projects be better managed in the future? These are, by any standard, important questions, albeit tricky to answer.