APM News

Researchers from the Transforming Construction Network Plus invite project professionals to step up and explore the world of product platforms.

Carole Osterweil’s new book provides a valuable guide to the human side of running projects, using insights from neuroscience to understand why some projects fail – and how we all have the power to better control our emotions and behaviour to help them succeed.

Harris Vallianatos, Laura Geddes‑Brock and Jamie King discuss the advantages of a benefits‑led delivery culture – and offer advice on how to create one.

Heidi Genoni, programme lead for Arup+’s Hy4Heat programme, reveals what it has taken to demonstrate hydrogen is a viable alternative to natural gas as a domestic fuel.

What does it take to project manage a festival? As we anticipate a rebooted summer festival scene, Dave Waller takes a look behind the scenes and speaks to the professionals tasked with making these major events happen.

Rachael Pells profiles Medica Reporting’s teleradiology AI project (named 2021 Overall Project of the Year by APM), which is making a vital difference to stroke victims.

In APM’s 50th year, Andrew Saunders meets the professor of project management to look back at how the profession has changed since the 1970s.

One of the 20th century’s most successful projects, completed on time and to budget and delivering transformative benefits to Bilbao and beyond, the spectacular Guggenheim Museum in Spain is a world‑class cultural institution that surpassed expectations.

A seemingly impossible project to pull off, building a tunnel under the English Channel has been under discussion since Napoleonic times, although it took odd couple Margaret Thatcher and François Mitterrand to get it off the ground.

Christian Busch has investigated the art and science of serendipity, and here he explains how it pays to connect the dots.