Project Management Articles
The Environmentally Aware Project Manager
Much of a project manager’s time is taken up with juggling limited resources so it’s a natural progression to think […]
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Advancing Your Career in the Emerging Profession of Project Management
Projects are increasingly becoming part of the daily business of many organisations so the need for experienced and well-trained project […]
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The PMBOK® has changed and soon so will the PMP Exam
It seems to be a year for changing well-established exams but all for the greater good, I’m sure. At the […]
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Use Weighted Criteria To Identify Cost Drivers For Tendering
Philip Oxley is a Risk and Value Manager with Network Rail and provides support to the London Bridge Station Redevelopment […]
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To Project Manage is to Iterate
Traditional project management methodologies deal with complex projects by requiring everything to be clearly understood and documented at the start […]
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Making Project Success Criteria, Factors and Benefits as Easy as Cake
Many people in the APMP exams struggle with the concept of project success criteria, factors and benefits. The language is […]
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The Processes Involved in Change Management
I started off intending to write a straightforward blog post about change management from the project manager’s perspective – change […]
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The Project Management Profession Should Hold Its Head Up High
In the wake of the hugely successful 2012 Olympics in the UK let’s hope that the project managers involved get […]
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Tackling Office Politics in Projects
Many a project has been initiated because of a marketing drive – the company want to offer a product not […]
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The Project Manager as a Project Facilitator
The major responsibilities of a project manager are well defined – anyone who has been on a project management training […]
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