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From Eritrea to Aspira with Love!
19th of Apr 2017
Sami Habtemariam was 18 when he was forced to leave his home country. He was halfway through his second year…
Aspira formalises partnership with Castleknock Celtic.
18th of Apr 2017
Like many parents, once my children reached the age of 4, my role at weekends and evening started to change…
1% Better Podcast with Pat Lucey
10th of Apr 2017
Check out Rob-of-the-Green’s 1% Better podcast, where his latest interview is with our CEO, Pat Lucey. Rob’s podcasts come out…
Where’s Me Jumper: Putting smarts into Project Management !
27th of Mar 2017
Everything seems to be upgrading to a smarter version these days. Even jackets ! with Google and Levis recently announcing…
Don’t be afraid to tell me my baby is ugly!
8th of Mar 2017
CEO Pat Lucey speaks on newstalk FM about how he set-up Aspira ten years ago following the closure of…
No Room For A Song And A Dance: Dealing With the Unexpected In Project Management !
7th of Mar 2017
Things go wrong all the time– often when you least expect them to! A key skill that project managers need…
CAREERZOO 2017– 12 tips to make the most of your visit
7th of Mar 2017
Devise a plan for the day. Get there early. Select the top 10/15 companies you’d like to meet & visit them…
World Recognised Project Management
28th of Feb 2017
If you could have a qualification with the power to open doors for you into multiple industries as diverse as…
Enterprise Project Management Systems (EPMS)
24th of Feb 2017
In the fast-paced world of project management, there is a plethora of enterprise project management systems (EPMS) and tools available.…
Risky Project Management
21st of Feb 2017
Project Risk Management is an essential activity often marginalised to the early phase of a project and subsequently neglected as…
The Hare And The Tortoise: A Case For Slow Project Management
17th of Feb 2017
For many years now, I have read this book at the behest of my young son (who is a huge…
Rationalising Requirements
9th of Feb 2017
One of the most common issues that teams come across as part of a project is the problem of scope…