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媚姬直播 (APM) shared its research with Europe鈥檚 leading academics at this year鈥檚 European Academy of Management (EURAM) conference in Norway.

The conference, held at the University of Agder in Kristiansand, brought together more than 2,500 scholars from across management and organisation studies. The Euram conference is one of Europe鈥檚 biggest academic gatherings of its kind, hosted by a different university each year and split into 13 Strategic Interest Groups (SIGs) covering everything from entrepreneurship to organisational behaviour.

Gabriela Ramirez-Rivas, APM鈥檚 Research and Impact Advisor, represented the association at the Project Organising SIG, which was dedicated to project management research. She met with researchers in the field and showcased work APM has sponsored. 

APM鈥檚 new research report, AI-Driven Governance: Intelligent Stakeholder Strategy for Mega-Infrastructure Projects, was presented and discussed by experts. The report looks at how AI can help strengthen stakeholder engagement on large infrastructure projects, something that gets harder as these projects become bigger and more complex.

Gabriela said: 鈥淚t was exciting to represent the project profession at EURAM. Moments like this remind me how much the profession depends on academic insight. Research is at the heart of innovation, and conferences like this push the field forward simply by bringing academics together in one room.

鈥淩esearch, by its nature, is collaborative. It needs to be tested, challenged and refined by others. We are all building on the work, and even the mistakes, of those who came before us.

鈥淭hat exchange matters more than ever. As we face some of the biggest challenges of our time, project management has a real role to play in shaping solutions. Conferences like EURAM are where that thinking begins to take shape. I鈥檓 glad APM was part of it.鈥�