Project Management Articles

Deepwater Horizon and Nimrod XV230 accidents: A failure of risk management or a failure to manage risk?

20th January 2011

“The companies involved in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill made decisions to cut costs and save time that contributed […]

15th January 2011

Commonly held beliefs about the likelihood of projects ‘succeeding’ advocate the increased attention to the ubiquitous Gantt chart, adherence to […]

14th January 2011

All project managers are concerned about the perceived success of their projects. They want to minimise risk of failure and […]

6th January 2011

In order to understand the true worth of a project and whether to carry on with it (or indeed even […]

5th January 2011

Many of us will have embarked on a project with a very clear idea of what we want to achieve […]

16th December 2010

For a couple of months I have seen a rising interest on Twitter in Agile approaches to project management, but […]

3rd December 2010

This is a live blog post that will be updated over the next few days as we explore what you […]

25th November 2010

Orlyval is a light Métro of type VAL with small gauge in the south of Paris between the station of […]

25th November 2010

Image Courtesy of geograph.org.uk The Dartford-Thurrock crossing, also known as the Third Dartford Crossing and the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, […]

25th November 2010

The Eden Project in Cornwall was conceived by Tim Smitt in 1993. His vision for Eden was ‘to promote understanding […]