Live Webinar July 11th, 2018 – 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm  EDT
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU free
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When one evaluates the project management body of knowledge, processes, procedures and common practice one cannot miss that the main focus and attention are placed on the planning processes.

Most of PMI PMBOK is dedicated to planning processes, the project management process has only one step dedicated to execution and all the rest are planning steps.

As a result, it may be perceived that the key for project success is planning and that the most important skills for a project manager are planning skills.

• Is this really the case?
• In reality of high uncertainty is it possible that planning has a much lesser effect on performance than the common perception?
• Are the common planning practices enabling successful execution or promoting a self-fulfilling prophecy of failure?

In this webinar Mickey Granot (LinkedIn profile), &  Sarah Mersereau (LinkedIn profile) will discuss the effects of the common planning practices, the importance of execution and how to better balance the two so that the ultimate objective of successful project completion is better realized.

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Balancing Planning & Execution In Change Projects

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