PMO News Roundup – August 2026
Every month I trawl through the research papers, reports, and podcasts so you don’t have to. Here’s what caught my eye this month. One of the project owners in this month’s steering committee study described how he prepared for the job: he reread the red PRINCE2 manual he had kept from a training twenty years […]
PMO News Roundup – July 2026
Every month I trawl through the research papers, reports, and podcasts so you don’t have to. Here’s what caught my eye this month. July has a people flavour to it. The news covers who gets into the profession when AI takes the admin, how project managers learn the job, what neurodivergent practitioners need from the […]
PMO News Roundup – June 2026
Every month I trawl through the research papers, reports, and podcasts so you don’t have to. Here’s what caught my eye this month. June was the month AI governance properly arrived in our profession, with PMI publishing a full standard for AI in project work. There was also a fine reflective piece on why contracts […]
PMO News Roundup – May 2026
Every month I trawl through the research papers, reports, and podcasts so you don’t have to. Here’s what caught my eye this month. A strong month for the PMO’s reputation, and a sobering one for anyone delivering big infrastructure. PMI put out fresh evidence that having a PMO actually helps, two pieces landed on how […]
PMO News Roundup – April 2026
Every month I trawl through the research papers, reports, and podcasts so you don’t have to. Here’s what caught my eye this month. There’s a learning thread running through April. Six decades of Olympic Games data asking whether projects ever learn from each other, a PwC study on why most companies still haven’t learned how […]
PMO News Roundup – March 2026
From the UK’s forward-looking infrastructure pipeline to better productivity metrics and practical AI insights, here’s what stood out in March 2026.