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Advanced Projects, Inc. |
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Special Seminar Offered in Partnership With PMI Western Idaho Chapter Dates: May 28 & 29, 2008 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Venue: Owyhee Plaza Hotel, Boise, ID For PMI members: 16 Professional Development Units Click to Jump Down to Register About this Seminar
If your company is like many, you
continue to experience failure to
deliver projects to schedule, budget,
and scope, and may experience
cancelled projects at an alarming
rate. Although this problem seems to
be publicized most in the IT industry,
it affects all project from basic R&D
to construction, in all industries.
Lean Project Management (LPM), embodying Critical Chain Project Management
(CCPM), enables you to deliver project
success in ‘half the time, all the
time’. CCPM users also report
increased quality of work life for
project team members. Lean thinking adds other ways to reduce waste during
project delivery. This highly
interactive workshop provides
participants with the understanding
and skills to immediately apply CCPM. What’s Happening
The demands to do more with less, and
do it quicker, continue to
characterize all project environments
today. Many companies have moved to
management by project, and proceeded
to train people in the ways of the
the Project Management Institute
Project Management Body of Knowledge
(PMBOK®), or industry specific
approaches such as
Software Engineering Institute
Capability Maturity Model (CMM) or the
Construction Industry Institute (CII).
Many managers become lost in the
complexity of these heavy methods, and
are looking for relief. The new CCPM
method focuses your efforts and
project teams to create repeatable
project success, and accelerate
project completion; usually by at
least one half the previous time. CCPM
builds on the important parts of the
CMM and PMBOK, but makes them work for
you. Who Should Attend
Project Managers
who are responsible for establishing
or managing projects of any size or
complexity; but especially those with
high-risk projects.
Program Managers,
accountable for the scheduling and
success of multiple projects.
Functional Managers,
responsible for assigning resources to
multiple projects with conflicting
demands.
Senior Managers who want to achieve a step
change in organizational performance. Why this Seminar?
What You Will Learn
Benefits to Your Company
Benefits of AttendingYou will:
What Makes This Seminar Unique
This seminar is taught by Larry Leach,
author of Critical Chain Project
Management, the definitive
resource on how to succeed at CCPM, and Lean Project Management, the
first book to bring Lean thinking to projects.
Larry transfers his experience in
working with the change to CCPM/LPM in a
large number of companies to help you
foresee the opportunities and
challenges you will face in making it
work in your company. His interactive
team learning style and use of
exercises throughout enhance adult
learning. Seminar Outline
Day One:
Day Two:
Extensive question and answer
interchanges throughout. Delivery
25 Student maximum.
All project managers can profit
immediately from major course ‘take
aways,’ regardless of whether your
organization chooses to use CCPM as a
standard or not.
Most effective for the organization
when included as part of an
implementation plan including 4 hour
training of all project resources,
establishing project priority and
buffer management processes, and
planning of on-going and upcoming
projects. We can help you develop an
organization wide implementation plan.
Reservations:
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