"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
Albert Einstein




PROJECT MANAGEMENT: A FRAMEWORK FOR TODAY’S ENVIRONMENT
 
 
Project Management is:
  • The Marshalling of Resources – including one or more individuals
  • To produce a specified set of Results
  • Within a definite Time-Span.

To be successful, today’s Project Manager/Leader must be able to:

  • Lead People
  • Manage Resources
  • Manage the Process
  • Manage the Product
  • Handle the Problems
This course presents a framework for accomplishing these tasks. By defining the various aspects of Project Management students are able to effectively focus on their specific problems/needs and difficulties within their organization.
In addition, for many Project Managers who have “learned on the job”, this framework allows them to organize their skills and experiences so they can leverage them where appropriate.

Course Outcomes:
Students of Advanced Strategies’ Project Management Framework Course will return to work:

  1. With a common vocabulary, framework and understanding of the various aspects of today’s Project Manager’s role.
  2. Focused on specific Project Management areas for improvement
  3. Able to apply selected concepts and techniques learned in the class to their projects.
  4. For less experienced Project Managers: With a solid foundation upon which effective Project Management skills may be built through experience and training.

Course Outline:
Today’s Project Environment
  • Rise of Knowledge Workers
  • Increased Complexity
  • Increased Speed
  • Erosion of Authority
  • Dependence on Collaboration
Overview of the Project Management Process
  • Effort Definitions
  • What Characterizes a Project?
  • Aspects of a Project
  • Aspects of the Project Management – Vehicle
Importance of Project Leadership
  • Establishing a Voluntary Following
  • Establishing a Vision
  • Focus on Results
  • Effective Self Management
Establishing a Project
  • Project Definition
  • Project Planning
  • Securing Resources
  • Organizing Resources
  • Project Promotion
Conducting a Project
  • Directing a Project
  • Coordinating Efforts
  • Overseeing the Project
  • Worry Management
  • Project Administration
Wrapping-Up a Project
  • Appraisal
  • Transition
  • Closure
  • Project Vehicle Quality Assurance

Who Should Attend:
This course is targeted for anyone leading projects. The course may be tailored for: (1) new Project Managers, (2) experienced Project Managers who have learned on the job and are looking to formalize their approaches, or (3) Project Teams looking for ways to improve their work load and probability of delivering successful projects.

Course Duration:
One Day

Class Availability: Request It Now!

Materials Provided:
Student Course Book

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