Sponsoring the Thameslink programme Blog
Nick Gray of Network Rail (NR) recently presented on the Thameslink programme and reflected on overall sponsor challenges in NR at the APM Governance SIG event, hosted by Transport for London (TfL).
Challenges and solutions for changing transport Blog
Back in my student days, Economics Lecturers described transport as a “derived demand.
Insight into a project director's career Blog
Christian Irwin, RPP, who currently works on Infrastructure Projects – Signalling for Network Rail (Western and Wales), expands on his career progression in project management.
APM inputs into National Infrastructure Commission strategy News
The Association for Project Management (APM) has provided input into the National Infrastructure Commission’s call for evidence by consulting across the profession for its views on the UK’s key infrastructure needs over the next 20 to 30 years.
Report celebrates innovation in projects News
A special report focusing on project teams who innovate and improve their approach to projects has been published by APM
SMEs to get access to Network Rail testing facilities News
A joint initiative between Network Rail and Enabling Innovation Team (EIT) will provide subsidised testing to small organisations and universities at the Rail Innovation and Development Centre (RIDC) in Nottinghamshire.
Channel tunnel turns 20 News
The Channel tunnel recently celebrated its 20th birthday, but what lessons has it taught us in regards to the merits of other expensive infrastructure projects in the making, such as HS2?
Royal Mail enhances project professionalism company-wide News
Royal Mail is awarded APM Corporate Accreditation for its Royal Mail Operations Programme Team as the organisation enhances project professionalism across the company.
Sponsoring the Thameslink programme
Nick Gray of Network Rail (NR) recently presented on the Thameslink programme and reflected on overall sponsor challenges in NR at the APM Governance SIG event, hosted by Transport for London (TfL).
Challenges and solutions for changing transport
Back in my student days, Economics Lecturers described transport as a “derived demand.
Insight into a project director's career
Christian Irwin, RPP, who currently works on Infrastructure Projects – Signalling for Network Rail (Western and Wales), expands on his career progression in project management.
Legacy: who delivers it and are there always benefits?
Whenever I used to hear legacies I used to think of Victorian novels with gifts, endowments or inheritances being misplaced or misunderstood.
APM inputs into National Infrastructure Commission strategy
The Association for Project Management (APM) has provided input into the National Infrastructure Commission’s call for evidence by consulting across the profession for its views on the UK’s key infrastructure needs over the next 20 to 30 years.
Report celebrates innovation in projects
A special report focusing on project teams who innovate and improve their approach to projects has been published by APM
SMEs to get access to Network Rail testing facilities
A joint initiative between Network Rail and Enabling Innovation Team (EIT) will provide subsidised testing to small organisations and universities at the Rail Innovation and Development Centre (RIDC) in Nottinghamshire.
Channel tunnel turns 20
The Channel tunnel recently celebrated its 20th birthday, but what lessons has it taught us in regards to the merits of other expensive infrastructure projects in the making, such as HS2?
Royal Mail enhances project professionalism company-wide
Royal Mail is awarded APM Corporate Accreditation for its Royal Mail Operations Programme Team as the organisation enhances project professionalism across the company.
George Osborne urges planners to think big on HS2 terminus
As HS2s new chairman Sir David Higgins reconsiders existing plans for the programme, the chancellor George Osborne has urged a really big redevelopment of the Londons HS2 rail terminus.
Bombardier wins 1bn Crossrail contract
Derby-based Bombardier has won a 1bn contract to provide trains for the Crossrail project.
Sir David seeks to deliver HS2 earlier and within budget
The new chairman of HS2 has set his sights on delivering the estimated 43bn project quicker and more cost effectively, something he told Project magazine he would do should he ever land the role to lead the project.