Walk a few hundred metres from the tired‑looking East Acton underground station in West London, past a corner shop or two and through quiet suburban London, and suddenly you hit a hive of construction activity on the huge, wedge‑shaped site of Old Oak Common.
Conflict resolution expert Amy Gallo gives her expert advice on getting along with prickly colleagues on a project team.
Bel French, APM’s youngest ever ChPP, on what matters most It’s not an unpopular opinion to say that the past few years have been a reset to everyone’s priorities.
Bill Morris, a proud Brummie and Senior Expert Advisor to the International Olympic Committee, on a gold medal opportunity for his home city.
Reflections on turning around a project that has gone off course Fixed end dates are deadly.
Nico Vincent reveals what it took to pull off one of the most complex subsea projects ever undertaken.
Association for Project Management (APM) is doing even more to support new talent entering the profession, by running a series of events for its Emerging Professionals Network; a community of APM Student and Associate members at the start of their project careers.
Nominations are now open for the 2022 APM Volunteer Achievement Awards.
An insight into some advanced project risk reporting techniques to improve your project risk insights, and a glimpse into some emerging risk reporting.
Projects predominantly rely on teams, and those teams typically sit within departments, organisations, companies; these teams consist of individuals who often have trained capabilities in specific technical areas – such as risk analysis, contract management, critical path analysis, planning and delivery of technical products and services; project teams often work as a unit, and their behaviours are usually focussed on delivering outcomes; they do this within defined environments, locations, software systems, client-hosted organisations etc.
