APM News

A root cause of project failure can be poor up-front shaping.

Daniel Nicholls, research manager at Association for Project Management (APM), the chartered body for the project profession, shares insights into the benefits of agile project management and some of the potential barriers, following the launch of APM’s latest research study Understanding Agile in Project Management, carried out with the University of Southampton.

Many new and experienced project professionals wonder what is the best training for them, and how they can develop themselves for their current and future roles.

Association for Project Management (APM) is set to bring the profession together for a conference to explore and develop the readiness of project practitioners to deliver tomorrow’s big change initiatives.

Sellafield is one of the biggest construction sites in Europe, its multiple projects delivering infrastructure which will be used to empty the facilities on-site which have been storing nuclear waste for decades.

The Tamar Bridge needed significant repairs and this would have to be undertaken during the period of peak use.

The whole process of project risk management involves people.

Association for Project Management (APM) is pleased to announce its latest face-to-face events, which are open to members and non-members to join.

A founding member of APM, and an ambitious pioneer of the profession, we share our appreciation of the life and work of Dr Martin Barnes CBE The project profession has paid tribute to Dr Martin Barnes CBE, a founding member of APM, who sadly passed away in February.

A three-year project requiring the capture of high-resolution aerial imagery and 3D LiDAR data for the British rail network.