APM Chief Executive Adam Boddison on why it’s essential to practise what you preach We live in challenging times, and society looks to project professionals for the delivery of effective change, which is why our profession is so vital.
Professor Darren Dalcher on the value of not having a universal best approach to projects.
Ruth Murray-Webster reflects on how project management has burst out of its original straitjacket.
Peter Simon on the single most influential factor in project success and why it must be done better Peter Simon HonFAPM is Chair of APM’s Risk SIG.
Adrian Dooley Hon FAPM is the Lead Author of praxisframework.
As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, APM has published a list of the 50 most inspiring projects from the past 50 years, showcasing the impact and positive benefit that projects and the profession have had on society.
One of the key foundations of our profession built around the involvement and expertise of our volunteering community.
Few would argue that there’s anything more important than managing risk when it comes to planning and delivering a project.
As the chartered body for the project profession, APM relies on the expertise and commitment of its volunteer community for the development and promotion of project, programme and portfolio management.
The Engineering and Construction Contract (ECSC) is the 'minor works' contract in the NEC family.
