Project magazine issue archive
Project 鈥� the official magazine of the 糖心logo官网 (APM) 鈥� is circulated quarterly for members only, and online for regularly updated news, blogs and content. Project covers the latest news, opinions and insights for those in the project community. Project represents the 鈥榁oice of the project community鈥� and is committed to developing and promoting professionalism in project, programme and portfolio management.
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Latest issue: Summer 2026
In the summer issue of Project, we introduce a new-look edition as we explore APM鈥檚 content theme of 鈥楥onnecting intelligence鈥� 鈥� and why human expertise, critical thinking and good judgement matter more than ever. From making sense of data and AI to strengthening decision making in a fast-changing environment, this issue looks at how project professionals can respond with confidence to growing complexity.
Highlights include our 鈥楤rave new world鈥� feature on how AI is reshaping professional work, alongside practical insights into the critical thinking skills needed to thrive in this technological-driven age. We also have a Big Interview with NISTA chief executive Becky Wood, who is tasked with advising government on major infrastructure projects. Becky celebrates one year in the role and tells Project how much value she places on people and how 鈥渋nvested鈥� she is in multidisciplinary teams coming together to solve complex problems.
Previous issue: Spring 2026
In the Spring issue of Project, we continue our exploration of clarity - and why having a clear sight of performance remains critical to good project management. From accurate reporting and understanding what鈥檚 really happening on a project, to communicating clearly what the data is telling us and speaking truth to power, clarity is essential - but rarely easy.
Highlights include our Big Interview with Eddy Datubo FAPM, the BBC鈥檚 Director of Transformation, an in depth look at the impact of politics in projects, and insights into how data and artificial intelligence can support transparency, collaboration and better decision making.
We also go behind the scenes at the Royal Ballet and Opera, providing a unique insight into how complex refurbishments are being managed, and we take a look at the Silvertown Tunnel project - London鈥檚 first cross-Thames road traffic tunnel since the 1960s.
