Peter Taylor’s bestseller, The Lazy Project Manager, has been a project management phenomenon since it was published in 2009.

In it he shows how adopting a more focused approach to life, projects and work can make you twice as productive. The Lazy Project Manager and its sequel, The Lazy Winner, show how anyone can apply the simple techniques of lazy project management in their own lives in order to work and live more effectively. Read the rest of this entry »

The annual Risk Decisions conference is one of Europe’s premier risk management networking and learning events, and gathers together risk management professionals working in all sectors from across Europe. It is taking place on Thursday 3rd November at the Oxford Belfry Hotel, near Thame, Oxfordshire. Read the rest of this entry »

By Ira Blake, author of Project Managing Change, pub. Financial Times / Prentice Hall

Just think… how hard it is to change our own, individual behaviour no matter how keen we are to do so - all those broken diets, short-lived exercise programs and failed attempts to give up smoking. Getting hundreds or thousands of employees to change their behaviour in the way we want is a difficult business and what is effectively the business of change management. Read the rest of this entry »

This year we are again taking part in some of the UK’s leading exhibitions where we will be showcasing our services and presenting on a wide range of topics to audiences.

Below is an outline of the exhibitions with details of our involvement. Read the rest of this entry »

We will be at Project Challenge Spring Show 2011 the UK’s leading show for Projects, Programmes, Process and Resource.

The show is taking place on March 30th & 31st at the NEC in Birmingham. We will be exhibiting at stands 170-172 so please come and say hello!

We will also be presenting two seminars on the at the event, and showcasing our pre-configured deployment package for Project Server 2010, PPM in a Box.  If you would like a personal demo please reserve your timeslot now – places are limited! Read the rest of this entry »