Project Management

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In today’s business world, many projects are undertaken every day as part of the ongoing organizational strategy and they often compete for the same company resources. Not surprisingly, many of these projects fail to deliver their stated and agreed-upon outcomes. The common causes of project failure are diverse and run the gamut from poorly defined project scope to project managers who lack experience and training.

Course Summary

Project Management 101 is an activity-based one day program that provides the learner with foundation project management principles and an understanding of important terminology. It is designed to cover both the technical aspects (how you plan for and execute the project), as well as the behavioral aspects (how you manage the people) of project management.

This program is equally applicable to project managers and project team members who work for project managers. Program participants leave the course with the ability to immediately apply what they learned (including tools, templates and techniques) to improve their project management performance.

Upon completion of this course, each participant should be able to:

    • Understand and apply Project Management terms and concepts
    • Understand the four distinct phases of a Project and why each is critical to the project’s success
    • Understand how you initiate and manage the Project Plan and the Project Team
    • Be able to apply these principles to a specific Project you may be involved with at work

Credentials

The instructor is a member of the Project Management Institute (PMI) and possesses over 20 years of project management experience and expertise.   He is certified by the American Management Association (AMA) and Learning Tree International.

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