The Association for Project Management (APM), the Chartered body for the project profession, has published a paper on agile: "Agile project management: A panacea or placebo for project delivery", with the aim of increasing debate and resources on the topic.
Lord Adonis, chairman of the National Infrastructure Commission, has welcomed the findings of a new review setting out how the UK could become a world-leader in the development of Artificial Intelligence technology, which could deliver significant benefits for the country’s infrastructure network.
The first three T levels have been announced by the education secretary.
It’s been a month of firsts for the PMO SIG! Once again we were invited to the YNL Branch first ever corporate event on 3 October 2017, with PMO being the hot topic.
Welcome to the Autumn edition of the APM PMO SIG newsletter 2017 Welcome to the latest edition of the APM PMO SIG newsletter! In this issue of the newsletter we want to share with you our enthusiasm for the two major highlights in the year of any PMO professional (not counting summer holidays, of course): the annual conference of your favourite SIG, coming up this month, and the celebration of the best PMOs in their class in the newly APM PMO of the Year Award.
Women in Project Management SIG – Autumn Newsletter 2017 Newsletter contents 1.
The SWWE Branch was very pleased to have worked with the APM’s Planning Monitoring and Control SIG and its Agile Working Group and APM’s Governance SIG in planning this engaging one day seminar exploring agile project management, what it is, and what it is not.
Authored by Dr Peter Hill PhD MSc BA (Hons), the research reflects current practices in cost-benefit analysis, arguing that traditional economic evaluations should not claim objectivity.
Agile is surrounded by many myths and misconceptions, in many cases resulting from the impression that agile is a simple concept.
The sixth paper in APM’s thought-leadership series ‘The Road to Chartered’ is now available to download.
