SHORT NOTICE WEBINAR – Very Highly Recommended!
Live Webinar January 4th, 2017 – 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training 1 Hour 1 PDU
Provider: ProjectManagement.com/Gantthead (REP #2488)
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Each year, PMI’s ‘Pulse of the Profession” Reports describe the money lost because of failed projects. In 2016, for example, it showed $122 million was lost for every $1 billion spent – a large number.
This webinar goes further and focuses on a solution – one that requires a major culture change with guidelines on its implementation.
Whether one works in a silo-driven or project-oriented organization, or is a coordinator or a full-time manager, there are many obstacles to overcome.
The key is an integrated approach – no longer can the business development staff work in isolation without active involvement from the start by program and project managers.
Further, knowledge management or knowledge transfer cannot be an afterthought for it to be successful, and it must be incorporated from the beginning.
The webinar concludes with guidelines to implement this approach in your organization. Making these changes is the way to help overcome these dismal statistics and show progress as we do so.
Presenter: Dr. Ginger Levin PMP, PgMP, OPM3 Certified (LinkedIn profile) Portfolio, Program, and Project Management Consultant, SKEMA University, Lille, France, University of Wisconsin-Platteville. Dr. Levin’s experience spans over 49 years working in portfolio, program, and project management. She as a member of the PMI’s® Registered Consulting Program and the winner of the PMI’s ®2014 Eric Jennet Project Management Excellence Award. A visionary in establishing and enhancing functions of PMOs; Dr. Levin establishes metrics systems for organizations; and serves as a mentor to numerous individuals and organizations.
Dr. Levin has worked in the maturity assessment field since the early 1990s in the CMM-SW, the CMMI and Project Framework, in 1999. She helped lead the Business Development CMM and SAP’s KMM and assessment methodologies, developing Portfolio Framework and Program Framework Maturity Models.
Dr. Levin is widely recognized for her PgMP Education materials. She is also author of several Best Selling Project Management books and materials including:
- Interpersonal Skills for Portfolio, Program, and Project Managers
- Program Management: A Life Cycle Approach (Best Practices and Advances in Program Management Series)
- Implementing Program Management: Templates and Forms Aligned with the Standard for Program Management, Third Edition (2013) and Other Best Practices,
- Program Management: A Life Cycle Approach (Best Practices and Advances in Program Management Series)
- PgMP® Exam Practice Test and Study Guide, Fourth Edition
Dr. Levin provides training in program management, the PgMP, the PfMP, portfolio management, and knowledge management and is a highly sought after keynote speaker at conferences throughout the world. Make sure to check out information on her PgMP and PfMP boot camps.
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Reversing The Trend of Failed Programs & Projects:
The Culture Change Solution
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