Workshop Description
The most important responsibilities of the project manager are planning, executing
plans, and project control. Project planning involves establishing what needs to be done,
by whom, and when in order to achieve the project objectives. It involves establishing
tasks, budgets, schedules, and other activities that are required to reach the project
goal within the established project constraints. The planning framework requires defining
all the work that is required and ensuring it is completely understood and agreed on
by the project stakeholders. The output of the planning process is the project plan which
is used as the baseline to implement the work, monitor progress, and control the project.
This workshop provides effective planning techniques that experienced project managers
use to define project requirements, create work breakdown structures, establish effective
implementation plans, and design project control strategies. Participants are provided
with the theory and practical examples of these techniques. Workshop exercises are also
provided to enhance learning and provide immediate experience to enhance your project
management capabilities.
What You Gain
Who Should Attend
This workshop is appropriate for those who manage projects, manage
teams, manage programs, or manage stakeholders. The content requires a basic understanding
of the project management framework based on the PMI standards and guidelines. Typically
most participants of this workshop are working towards a Project Management Certificate or
require specific training in this project management area.
The prerequisite for this course is our Project Management
Tools & Techniques Workshop (PM 101).
The project management workshop material is non industry specific. The
techniques you learn apply to any industry, incl:
- High Tech
- Communications
- Construction
- Manufacturing
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- Service Sector
- Consumer Goods
- Consulting
- Marketing
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- Sales
- Financial
- Engineering
- ...and others
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Workshop Topics
- Review of the Project Management Framework
- Project Planning and The Project Stages
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Effective Project Planning Strategies
- Understanding and agreeing on the client requirements
- The Statement of Work
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- Work Breakdown Structure
- Work Package Planning
- Work Package Authorization
- The Project Plan
- Project Performance Tracking
- Project Control
- The Project Charter
- Managing Communications
- Managing Client Expectations
- Risk Management
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This workshop addresses several of the PMI
Project Management Subject Areas.
- Project Integration Management
- Project Planning
- Project Scope Management
- Project Time Management
- Project Cost Management
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- Project Risk Management
- Project Human Resource Management
- Project Communications Management
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Earn Project Management Credits
NPM is a recognized PMI Educational Provider which permits participants
to earn credits towards professional certification from the Project Management Institute
(PMI).
Obtaining Project Management Certification
If you are working towards obtaining professional certification from
PMI, this course provides credits towards project management experience which is required
as a prerequisites to your application for registration.
Maintaining Project Management Certification
If you are already a project management professional (PMP), the Project
Management Institute requires that you earn 60 professional development units (PDUs) every
three years to maintain certification.
This
workshop provides the following credits towards
maintaining your PMP certification. |
The Instructors
Each of our instructors are seasoned Professional Project Managers with
at least 20 years industry experience. These are actively working professionals from
prominent project management firms that are experts in their area of project management.
They bring a wealth of hands on expertise in their subject area which participants say is
an important value they receive from our workshops and which enhances their learning.
What Participants Say
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