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Being interviewed for Project certainly made me revisit this question. The need for effective project management has never been greater.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 8 min read
The future is bright, but we need to go through some deep (and urgent) changes. This was the big message of a keynote speech by Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez, Vice President of APM and author of The Project Economy, at the 2026 APM Project Management Conference.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 6 min read
Eddy Datubo FAPM, Director of Transformation at the BBC (and Project Big Interview in our spring 2026 issue), tackled the hot topic of high-performing project teams at the APM Project Management Conference 2026.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 4 min read
Andrew Saunders investigates how better data and AI literacy can help you see more clearly what鈥檚 happening on the ground 鈥� and get the bigger strategic view on your projects.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 10 min read
Project Editor Emma De Vita goes backstage at the Royal Ballet and Opera in London to find out what it takes to run a programme of renewal projects that will return London鈥檚 prestigious cultural institution to the top of its technical game.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 12 min read
Politics, whether at a national or a team level, has an impact on every project, especially major government ones, but if infighting and manoeuvring are polluting yours, remember: sunlight is the best disinfectant, writes Richard Young.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 10 min read
The winner of APM鈥檚 2025 Social Project of the Year Award, the Rochdale Town Hall Quarter regeneration project, is a powerful example of how transformational project management can drive lasting social change through clarity of vision, process and collaboration. Here鈥檚 how they did it.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 8 min read
Sharon Davies led the implementation of the MOD project that won APM鈥檚 2025 Transformation Project of the Year Award. She explains how Defence Equipment & Support used mass participation to achieve success.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 7 min read
It is the so-called soft skill that quietly decides whether projects succeed, writes James Evans. Psychological safety has a strange reputation in projects. Most people agree it matters. They鈥檒l nod when it comes up. Some will say it鈥檚 something they value. But then it often gets parked as a cultural nice-to-have 鈥� something that sits alongside wellbeing initiatives rather than alongside risk management, assurance or decision-making. In my experience, that鈥檚 a mistake.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 3 min read
Over the past couple of decades, experience and research have revealed that, without an effective initiation, programmes fail to achieve their goals, often devolving into chaos, leading to budget and schedule overruns.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 1 min read
Are you the one who brings people together, interprets the bigger context and quietly repairs the fractures that could derail progress?
26 June 2026 | 鈴� 3 min read
Being interviewed for Project certainly made me revisit this question. The need for effective project management has never been greater.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 3 min read
Most project managers understand that leadership is situational. What works well in one moment can fall flat in another. Despite this, many of us fail to adapt our leadership style when we鈥檙e under pressure.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 2 min read
The future is bright, but we need to go through some deep (and urgent) changes. This was the big message of a keynote speech by Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez, Vice President of APM and author of The Project Economy, at the 2026 APM Project Management Conference.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 6 min read
Eddy Datubo FAPM, Director of Transformation at the BBC (and Project Big Interview in our spring 2026 issue), tackled the hot topic of high-performing project teams at the APM Project Management Conference 2026.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 4 min read
Clarity is fundamental to being a leader, believes Dave Corbin ChPP, Gleeds鈥� first ever Chief Project Delivery Officer. But being open and transparent doesn鈥檛 mean 鈥渢elling everyone everything鈥�, he says. Instead, 鈥淚t鈥檚 about being clear on what you can and can鈥檛 say, and being honest about that.鈥�
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 5 min read
Getting your kick-off right can make all the difference. Emma De Vita asks the professionals for their best advice.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 2 min read
Andreas Bang Leed gives five top tips for getting measurement right and avoiding the traps that derail most projects.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 6 min read
Project managers influence their teams鈥� culture more than you might think. Here, Lucy Harrison provides advice on the practical steps you can take to use that influence more purposefully, and common pitfalls to avoid.
16 June 2026 | 鈴� 7 min read
In this episode, Emma is joined by Andrew Wright ChPP FAPM, leader of the APM Systems Thinking Interest Network, Cesar Rendora ChPP and Estar Bennett, co-authors of the APM book Doing the Right Project: Using a Systems Thinking Approach to Select Successful Projects - where they explore the world of systems thinking.
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