In today’s candidate led IT recruitment market, hiring can be more expensive and time-consuming than …
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Richard Carter joins Bubble® as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Cambridge, United Kingdom: 12th September 2019 …
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Expected to deliver more with less, responsible for multiple change initiatives simultaneously, internal and external …
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Richard Carter joins Bubble® as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Cambridge, United Kingdom: 12th September 2019 …
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IT is the major component of most company-wide initiatives. The changes made to the IT …
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Today the Association for Project Management opened the register for Chartered Project Professional’s. It’s been a long wait. The …
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The PMP certification is one of the biggest challenges faced by project managers in their …
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In many respects, the way a specialist IT recruitment firm will go about the business …
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When we’re in school, the path forward is clear. Participate in lessons, study for exams, …
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One of the insights from this year’s AXELOS PPM benchmark report was that poor communication continues to be the biggest challenge hampering projects and programmes. Even with the availability of a vast choice of communication technology many project teams fail to communicate effectively. So, it might not be too much …
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Are you familiar with the TV show “It’ll Be Alright In The Night?” It’s a TV bloopers show, presented nowadays by Griff Rhys Jones, where the mistakes of the great and the good of the acting and television world are broadcast for a laugh. This last few weeks alone I’ve …
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Is Accountability Strangling IT Project Innovation? Why is it, with VERY public IT projects, that when they fail everyone seems to want to wash their dirty laundry in front of all to see? Accountability, apparently. Public interest. It’s public money. The public has a right to know what went wrong. …
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Previously published on CIO.com Failure Is the new success. Here are five ways that you can embrace failure and enjoy its unexpected benefits. Knowing when to say enough is enough and kill an IT Project must be among the hardest skills to learn. I’m not sure any of us ever …
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Originally published on PMToday.co.uk I took a train to London recently. Train journeys are like being given the gift of time. Once settled, I like to work, read the newspaper, take in the latest blogs from CIO.com or chew over the latest insight from the PMI. Then, other times, I …
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