APM News

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.

Oracle is building the Industries Innovation Lab in the UK to provide a simulated environment to test technologies and solve problems.

Skills development and training were among the points covered in Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement, delivered to the House of Commons on Wednesday 23 March.

Diseases shape cities.

Hubble’s replacement has travelled a million miles from earth and is preparing to take groundbreaking images of the cosmos.

With the war in Ukraine causing misery and hardship for so many, employees of Association for Project Management (APM) are volunteering to help those in need.