Please join us for the fifth annual International Project Management Day with Synergy 2011. This education and networking event will be held on 3 November 2011 in London. You are invited to register at http://www.pmi.org.uk/en/Synergy2011/. Project Management is a profession that is now being recognized for the international strategy it brings, allowing competitive advantage to […]
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Two of the country’s leading names in construction and engineering, Costain and EC Harris, have extended their commitment to raising standards in project management professionalism by supporting 27 of their leading project professionals in achieving the Association for Project Management’s Registered Project Professional (RPP) standard. Both organisations will be putting through selected employees to achieve
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The Association for Project Management have announced more influential figures that will be speaking at the APM Project Management Conference on 20th October 2011. Dr Achilleas Mavrellis (pictured), an operational research analyst in UK Government; Dr Mike Florence from AstraZeneca R&D and Andy Bloor from BAE Systems will join Professor Eddie Obeng, learning director at
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#pmteacamp is an informal gathering of business change professionals happening in Cheltenham (UK) on September 30th. The purpose is to: Share ideas, solve problems, learn something new Signed up attendees include Paul Slater, Sue Pritchard, Paul Naybour, Helen Reynolds, Tom Howlett, Chris Cox, Jane Stone and Jon Hyde. If you are local to Cheltenham
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The APM conference is fast approaching on Thursday 20th October, at The Brewery in London, but will the APM be in position to announce progress on its application for Chartered Status or will it once again be maintaining a dignified silence. It’s been four years since the APM set out on the road toward Chartered
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The Association for Project Management has added more influential speakers to the APM Conference programme. Edward Bickham (pictured), who previously worked for Anglo American plc and Hill & Knowlton, will be in the line-up along with Ken Scott and Michael Cavanagh. These three great additions will join Professor Eddie Obeng, learning director at Pentacle; Michel
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Many people find themselves at a certain point in their life looking for a task management software to help them refocus and keep their finger tips on what is important. Task management products organize, schedule and ensure that tasks get done on time. On short it can boost your productivity. By being better organized and
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In our competitive world today, the best business advice for any type of company is that good management skills are crucial to any profitable business. What is management? Management is commonly used to discuss with activities reminiscent of conducting, guiding, or directing people; initiating activity. Nonetheless, leadership can also be used to check with someone
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Many PMO directors consider ISO 9001 certification for their PMO at some point. Some embark on the ISO 9001 certification path because it is customary to do so, especially in organizations that are focused on product or service excellence. Other PMOs opt for ISO 9001 accreditation to win kudos amongst departments responsible for initiating for
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In companies that are obsessed with politics and intrigue, project managers rarely fix issues and are more likely to spawn new problems that weigh heavily on the organization’s ability to serve customers and respond to market trends. This is because most project managers in such organizations avoid thinking about the political dimension of problems. For
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