4 Common Causes of Cost Overruns in Mega Projects Tunde Ajia June 3, 2024 Cost overruns are an inherent part of megaprojects. They can be dangerous to your project’s success because they require the
Decision Making – An Art and a Soft Skill for Project Managers Tunde Ajia May 31, 2024 When discussing must-have skills for 21st-century project managers, we tend to prioritize digital skills, networking and people skills. While these
Could the HS2 disaster have been predicted? Tunde Ajia May 27, 2024 Earlier in 2021, the next phase of the highly controversial HS2 high-speed railway line in the UK was given the
Will PPP give a Boost to Britain’s Rail Infrastructure? Tunde Ajia May 20, 2024 A vibrant, efficient infrastructure is key to any country and Great Britain is no exception. Without this in place, there
Turbulent Times at Terminal 5: How Heathrow changed Project Management in the Aviation Industry Tunde Ajia May 17, 2024 Heathrow airport has long been known as one of the world’s busiest and advanced airports, with more than 75 million
Why Megaprojects Fail in Africa and What Can We Do Differently? Tunde Ajia May 14, 2024 Africa is a cemetery of illustrious projects that never saw the light of day. From algae-ridden structures to weed-infested monuments,
Lessons on How to Build a Formidable Team Tunde Ajia May 9, 2024 A few months ago, I was approached by an industry leader who was venturing out on a new challenge very
Africa’s Infrastructure – Broadening the Scope of PPPs Tunde Ajia May 7, 2024 Africa’s economy is a giant machine with moving parts ranking in the trillions, its activities serve and is serviced by
Métis: A shift towards agile management Tunde Ajia May 3, 2024 When most managers engage in large scale projects, they will attempt to lay out every single aspect step by step,
Three leadership styles that inspire project teams Tunde Ajia April 30, 2024 Leicester City F.C was the wonder of the 2015-2016 The Premier League Season. Barely escaping relegation by the skin of their teeth