The Office Relocation: It’s a complex project
Office relocations are amongst the most ‘complex’ projects a business can deliver and easy to underestimate the impact to your business.
The Human Side: How Change Management Determines the Success of Your Office Move
Even the best-planned relocations can unravel with people aren't prepared for the change, and the difference between disruption and a smooth transition is in how the human side is managed.
Capturing the opportunity: Five hidden upsides to relocating your office
Relocating your office? Learn how to capture five often-missed opportunities that drive technology, culture, and collaboration gains
Amplified Impact: How AI is Reshaping Project Delivery
As AI changes how projects are delivered, strong governance, sound judgement and alignment on value are more important than ever...
The Expert View: Project Leaders on AI’s Impact in the PMO
Senior project leaders share practical insights on AI in project delivery, from governance and data integrity to the risk of false confidence.
AI in Project Delivery: Where It Helps, Where It Hurts
AI can speed up project work, but only with the right guardrails. This guide outlines safe use cases in business cases, how to manage accuracy, governance and data security so teams save time without adding risk.
Right-Sized Delivery and the Rise of the Fractional Project Leader
When you’re running lean projects, experienced delivery matters. Fractional project leaders bring structure, insight, and risk awareness right when it’s needed most..
Unlocking SaaS Value: Why Continuous Optimisation Matters After Go-Live
When systems stall after go-live, the issue often isn’t the tech - it’s capacity, ownership and support focused on continuous improvement, rather than technical fixes
5 Reasons to Consider a Strategic PMO Review
Even strong PMOs can stall. A targeted review can uncover inefficiencies, optimise governance, and improve delivery without increasing your budget.
Cost Optimisation: The Hidden Drivers of Project Delivery Blowouts
Few projects blow past their budgets simply because of overspend. More often it’s a symptom of misalignment, murky scope and churn.