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From beginner’s guides to breakdowns of advanced topics, our blog covers key project management topics. These can supplement your learning on one of our project management training courses, or provide a starting point for your own project management learning.

Haddon Cave Report Into The Loss Of RAF Nimrod Xv230

7th February 2011

Executive Summary Introduction The extract below is taken from the Haddon Cave report into the accident leading to the loss […]

Business Requirements Analysis And Why It’s Important

4th February 2011

Many people embarking on a new project will ask why business requirements analysis is needed. Some may even advocate just […]

Planning A Project Why Bother?

28th January 2011

Many companies and individuals embark on long, expensive projects believing they can keep control of the work, the budget and […]

Project Management Of Complex Global Projects

21st January 2011

Managing a global project presents a unique set of challenges apart from the obvious ones of different physical locations and […]

Deepwater Horizon and Nimrod XV230 accidents: A failure of risk management or a failure to manage risk?

20th January 2011

“The companies involved in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill made decisions to cut costs and save time that contributed […]

Its not all about Gantt charts

15th January 2011

Commonly held beliefs about the likelihood of projects ‘succeeding’ advocate the increased attention to the ubiquitous Gantt chart, adherence to […]

7 Cs for Project Success

14th January 2011

All project managers are concerned about the perceived success of their projects. They want to minimise risk of failure and […]

Benefits Management – When Knowing The Costs Is Not Enough

6th January 2011

In order to understand the true worth of a project and whether to carry on with it (or indeed even […]

The Successful Project – Is It Just a Myth?

5th January 2011

Many of us will have embarked on a project with a very clear idea of what we want to achieve […]

Parallel Project Training Team Recognised by APM as Registered Project Professional (RPP) Assessors

2nd January 2011

  – John Bolton, Programme Development Director and Lara Taylorson accredited as APM RPP Assessors- APM training provider Parallel Project […]

Difference Between Project Manager And Scrum Master?

16th December 2010

For a couple of months I have seen a rising interest on Twitter in Agile approaches to project management, but […]

What Can You Learn About Project Management From Twitter?

3rd December 2010

This is a live blog post that will be updated over the next few days as we explore what you […]

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