What Does Good Project Leadership Really Look Like?
Project management is inextricably linked with project leadership, but it is not the same thing. You can have a project
From Connection to Action: What Stops Us Building the Relationships Projects Need?
Successful projects depend on more than plans, processes and technology. They depend on people and on the strength of the
The Human Factor in Risk Management – Moving Past the Spreadsheets
Project risk management is a discipline dominated by processes, risk registers, scoring scales and compliance, yet adherence to the process
How Human-AI Collaboration Can Improve Project Delivery
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already influencing how projects are planned, monitored, reported and delivered. AI tools are increasingly becoming embedded
From Certification to Impact: Why Large Organisations Struggle to Bridge the Gap
Many organisations invest heavily in project management certifications, yet still struggle to achieve consistent project success. The reason is that
The Secret to Project Mastery? It’s Not the “Perfect” Project.
We’ve all been there: you attend a high-energy workshop, have a ‘lightbulb moment’ when you learn about a resource-levelling technique or a project communication framework, and you’re fired up
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Give to Gain: Building your Career in Project Management (Podcast Transcript)
Hello and welcome to another Parallel Project Training podcast. My name is Ruth Phillips and I’m here with a new
The Silent Killer of Projects No One Likes to Talk About…
The Silent Killer We talk a lot in project management about risks, schedule over-runs, budget over-spend, and those ever-expanding wish lists from
Beyond “Just Tell Them”: Why Effective Project Communication is a Project’s Secret Weapon
By Ruth Phillips The Real Challenge When I ask the delegates attending Parallel Project Training’s project management courses about their
Why Poor People Management Guarantees Project Failure
Project statistics across multiple industries show that significant numbers of projects don’t meet their original goals, timelines or budget. Often,