Online Webinar – Recorded May 15th, 2012
Activity Type:  Education – Online or Digital Media 1 PDU – Free
Provider:Young Min Park & ProjectManager.com

The Hwaeseong Fortress in Suwon, Korea was built between 1794 and 1796. The wall and fortifications include 48 separate facilities. At the completion of the project, a ten-volume report documented every detail from blueprints to engineering methods, materials, resources and schedule.

In this video, Young Min Park tells how this project was initiated and illustrates how the planning and management processes of this historic project map to the PM processes of today.

In contrast, the Great Wall of China also started as separate fortifications, as early as the 7th century BC. During the Qin Dynasty of 220-206 BC, the scope was changed to a single unified fortress to protect the Chinese Empire. This was an early example of the project manager’s nightmare – ‘Scope Creep’.

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Historical Project Tells About Project Management

Meet Jennifer Bridges
A Powerful Thought Leader :

Jennifer Bridges (Linkedin profile) Best Selling author of Optimize Your Thinking, speaker, consultant , trainer and PMP is the founder of  PDUs2Go.com Inc, a global mobile learning development firm specializing in team and leadership development for Project Managers. Knowledgeable, Engaging & Approachable, Jennifer and her team are always there to assist your professional development needs!

In the next video, Jennifer Bridges discusses Scope Management, best practices and some Tips and Tricks for keeping your project ‘On Scope’ and controlling changes to the work required to get the project to ‘Done’

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How to Scope Your Projects

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