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What Changed in APMG Change Management v3?

What Changed in APMG Change Management v3?

APMG's Change Management qualification was rebuilt from the ground up in 2024. Here's what actually moved, and what it means if you're studying against the old handbook.

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How Change Management, Managing Benefits and Better Business Cases Fit Together

How Change Management, Managing Benefits and Better Business Cases Fit Together

Three APMG qualifications, three different jobs. Here's how they connect into one working lifecycle for anyone building or defending a business case.

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Change Management Doesn't Replace PRINCE2, MSP or PMQ. It Sits Somewhere They Don't Reach

Change Management Doesn't Replace PRINCE2, MSP or PMQ. It Sits Somewhere They Don't Reach

If you already hold PRINCE2, MSP or PMQ, a Change Management qualification can look like duplication. It isn't. It covers the part of a project those frameworks assume will happen on its own.

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Who Should Take Change Management Foundation: PMs, HR, or Change Managers?

Who Should Take Change Management Foundation: PMs, HR, or Change Managers?

The course title suggests a narrow audience, but the syllabus was built for a wider one. Here's who actually gets value from Change Management Foundation, and why.

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Is Better Business Cases Only for the Public Sector?

Is Better Business Cases Only for the Public Sector?

Better Business Cases has its roots in HM Treasury's Five Case Model, and that history has left a lot of private sector managers assuming it doesn't apply to them. It does, and here's why.

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What Is Better Business Cases, and What Is the Five Case Model?

What Is Better Business Cases, and What Is the Five Case Model?

Better Business Cases certification is built on the Five Case Model, a structure that forces a spending proposal to answer five separate questions before it gets near a decision-maker. Here's what those five cases actually are.

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