Megaprojects: Key drivers in 2024 and what lies ahead for 2025
2024 marked an incredible year for global infrastructure and megaprojects, in the United States alone, put-in-place construction infrastructure spending reached
What do all successful project managers have in common?
A project manager is someone who applies knowledge, skills, tools, and procedures to project activities to satisfy project objectives and
What Project Complexity Means for Project Risk Across Africa and Asia
Today’s megaprojects do not owe their complexity to size alone but to the ever evolving nature of the projects operating
Cross-disciplinary Collaboration in Megaprojects: A Balancing Act
AI generated image of site meeting (midjourney) With two decades of delivering projects across Africa and Europe, I have observed
Value for Money in PPP/PFI Methodology in the UK: (Adjusting for Improvement)
Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)/Private Finance Initiatives (PFIs) are extensions of procurement contracting methodologies of outsourcing, contracting out and privatisation that
UK Construction Industry: Lowest Representation of Women
Compared to other European states, the UK currently holds the lowest representation of women in the construction industry. With over 800,000
UK Rail Reforms: Choosing the Correct Fork in the Tracks – PPP Remains Resilient
Source: Welsh Parliament The new Labour Government’s decision to establish a shadow Great British Railways (GBR) that reverses the decentralised
When Communication Gaps in Projects Turn Deadly
Cost overruns, delays and quality issues are visible harbingers of project failure. But the ultimate project failure is the loss of
Africa’s Energy Reality – Poor Productivity on Megaprojects
More solar megaprojects are sprouting out of Africa. From Morocco to Botswana, the drive to diversify the continent’s energy source
Post Covid-19: An outlook on Infrastructure Spending
The Coronavirus pandemic is a watershed moment for the global infrastructure sector. At one point we thought the situation was