‘No One Wants To Be In A Position Where They’re Unprepared For The Unexpected’

Matt Zilli, chief executive of Clarizen, explains how organisations can adapt to sudden crises typified by the Covid-19 pandemic.

How Translink Boosted PMO Efficiency With Project Online 

Brendan Harkin, Head of the Portfolio Management Office (PMO), explains how implementing Microsoft Project Online gave his organisation a 25% efficiency saving and brought…

Spotlight On This Kenyan Non-Profit Organization Choosing PRINCE2 Adaptability To Manage Projects

We spoke with Michelle Oluoch from LVCT Health in Kenya, which promotes HIV prevention, testing, care, and treatment and fights against sexual and gender-based…

How A Real Estate Consultancy Used PRINCE2 To Successfully Sell A Large Property In Unfavourable Market…

Project For The Web And The Power Platform – A Strategic Combination 

Gero Renker, co-founder of Program Framework, explains how organisations can benefit from integration between Project for the Web and Microsoft’s Power Platform.

Build Efficiencies With Microsoft Project

How does Microsoft Project change the game for 'accidental project managers'?

Microsoft Project: What’s New With Microsoft’s Flagship PPM Suite?

Microsoft Project provides project management solutions across the board.

Talk To My Lawyer…Or My PM?

Talk to my lawyer.  That’s a phrase that has, unfortunately, become part of our project management lexicon.  But what about when the lawyers need…

The Best Of The Best: What Makes An Educational Experience Special?

What do project managers consider the best possible educational experience?

Ewelina Kruk

Ewelina Kruk, Capital Project Manager at Dyson, describes her approach to running multi-million pound projects for one of the world's biggest technology companies.

Project Start-Up: Why Rock & Roost Opted For change

The Virtual Learning Personality

Our contributing editor, Amy Hatton, recently caught up with change management specialist Ravi Joshi and discovered that, in his opinion, the jury is still…