APM Blogs

Dealing with the risk inherent in complex supply chains with high degrees of interdependence is the meat and potatoes of a project managers life.

As a last board meeting, the November one was an inspiring meeting to end the year and my tenure on.

UK construction is undergoing a period of rapid transformation.

Well of course using the "F" swear word is not advised in many environments, and certainly not in everyday conversation! What I'm talking about is a word that is often just as controversial, and in fact many women hesitate to use it even though it's a word that offers a quick shortcut for describing what has been defined elsewhere as "a woman who supports other women".

I admit it.

Investigations and audits of major programmes, both in the public and private sectors, all too frequently reveal that governance arrangements are inadequate.

Not all projects will be completed successfully.

Recently I have spent much time hearing and reading opinions on the APM 2020 vision a world in which all projects succeed.

Its easy in communications, where were used to short deadlines and a fast pace, to dismiss project management as an unnecessary and delaying step.

In 2011 I was selected as the first APM Board intern and I am now reaching the end of my time on the APM Board.