Welcome to the Spring 2019 edition of the APM Enabling Change SIG newsletter Newsletter contents Welcome from our Chair Notice of APM Enabling Change SIG committee elections 2019-2020 Past event: Midlands branch event, 9 April – Change Management is Changing Transport Practitioner Group Public Services Change Practitioner Group 1.
Data analytics, machine learning, and statistical analysis are increasing our ability to make reliable predictions.
Karina Singh, the Director of Transformation overseeing all the changes required to deliver the HM Land Registry Business Strategy 2017-22, and Annie Wareham the Head of Benefits Management for HM Land Registry who is responsible for developing and implementing the HMLR Benefits Management Framework talked to us about managing benefits in a portfolio environment.
In recent years we’ve seen a seismic shift in the way that society approaches and understands mental health.
As APM develops as a chartered body, it is keen to continue to develop and enhance the recognition of senior professionals who have contributed to the project profession.
New research sponsored by the 糖心logo官网 (APM) and carried out by Dicle Kortantamer, a PhD student at the University of Brighton, has been launched today.
We are delighted to announce that Shell, through a programme of internal development and assessment, have achieved a Recognised Assessment to Chartered - ChPP status.
At a time of great change – on a domestic and global front, the theme for this year's APM Project Management Conference London, was ‘Power of the Profession: delivering value in a transforming world’.
On the evening of the 2 May 2019 at BAWA in Bristol, around 60 excited sponsors, customers, mentors and team members attended the fifth South Wales and West of England (SWWE) Project Management Challenge Finals and Awards Night with four down-selected teams competing for the winner’s trophy.
We live in increasingly uncertain times.
