Online Webinar – Recorded Mar 11, 2013
Activity Type: Education – Online or Digital Media Up to 1 PDU – Free
Provider: PMI Great Lakes Chapter Mtg (REP #C011), Rich Weller

This webinar was presented by the  PMI Great Lakes Chapter  Monday February 9th 2013,
This recording was Published on Mar 11, 2013

Learn about “The 5 E’s of Innovation”

The presentation focuses on how an organization can transform themselves from one that merely manages a portfolio of projects to an organization that is more creative in establishing the right projects for the future, and agile enough to quickly shift focus when needed.

This presentation covers:

1. What is innovation
2. Why is it important
3. What is portfolio management
4. The Five E’s of innovation
   1. Envision
   2. Engage
   3. Evolve
   4. Evaluate
   5. Execute
5. The three parts of a successful solution
   1. People
   2. Process
   3. Technology
6. Some case studies

Some concepts may be new and theoretical, but the documented approach has been proven and real examples will be reviewed to provide context. Attendees will walk away with a tactical roadmap for implementation.

Presenter:  Rich Weller (LinkedIn profile @Weller34) PMP MCTS, MCITP. MBA. 6 Sigma & MSP® Senior practitioner at PCubed  Rich has over 30 years’ experience planning and delivering successful project, program and portfolio management initiatives,  delivering multiple classes on innovation and portfolio management and is an adjunct professor at Washtenaw Community College as well as a frequent industry speaker for PMI, MPUG and other organizations. Check out Rich’s site  or take A Glimpse Into The Life of Rich Weller (15 min video).

Different chapters offer different opportunities and benefits for chapter members. We encourage you to take a look at the this wonderful webinar presented by PMI® chapter . Consider joining the Great Lakes Chapter

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Innovation Driven Portfolio Management
With Rich Weller

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