There is no shortage of quantitative and qualitative techniques for selecting and prioritising projects. Here we will run through six methods that provide a flavour of both.

When every project is a priority and budgets are squeezed, how do you prioritise your projects? We round up some of the things to consider so your decision is less of a gamble.

Few people dream of becoming a project manager, but if you are someone who wants to start, or move into, a sometimes frustrating but always challenging career, then read on…

Tired of the barbecue, the beach or the kids? Then get away from it all and top up your skills and knowledge with some project management brain food.

Have you been there, done that and got the T-shirt in project management? Time to move on to programme management? Then here are a few things to consider:

1. Plan and standardise: Adopt a disciplined approach using well-tried project management methodology such as PRINCE2.

Whether you are separated by feet or miles from your clients, team or office, here are a few tools that could help you bridge any distance and challenge:

Can’t justify project management training budgets? Can’t see the benefits of training spend in increased project success rates? Here are some hints on how to see if training pays.

Here are a few iPhone apps to make the working day go more smoothly for Programme and Project Managers. Hope you find them useful!

Project management – like life – can be unpredictable. The project management methodology that people adopt, however, is usually very predictable. The UK uses PRINCE2; the US uses PMI’s PMBOK Guide.