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Online Webinar – Recorded May 2nd, 2018
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One of the 2017 PMI Award for Project Excellence winners, ICT fitout delivered ‘As a Service’ for 1 William Street, saw Dimension Data develop an industry-first technology solution for the Queensland State Government that has provided a benchmark platform that can be readily applied across all state-owned building into the future.

Despite challenges, such as having to deal with a large and diverse subcontract base which introduced complexity and potential cost implications, the project was delivered on time and on budget.

Learn about this award winning project’s challenges, best practices, and lessons learned in this webinar from Peter Dodd. (LinkedIn profile) 

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How An Awarded Australian Project
Executed A Model For The Future

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Dichotomies In Project Management

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Online Webinar  – Recorded April 12th, 2023
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Paradoxes in project leadership: situational awareness & call to action
In project management, we must facilitate several issues, which include.

  • Dichotomies such as long-term versus short-term goals
  • Empowerment versus micromanagement
  • Mentorship versus firing
  • Discipline versus choice

Join Usman Murtaza (LinkedIn profile) who will ask “How can we effectively recognize and negotiate with those situations?”

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Dichotomies In Project Management

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Online Webinar  – Recorded June 20th 2017
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Many Projects Generate Transformations

A new system will change processes, concepts and behaviors. Merging companies and corporate restructurations implies deep changes. And this is followed by common pathology in projects: the resistance.

Do you think resistant people are an obstacle in your projects?

Resistance is a behavior during just one stage in a process of seven stages.

If the project manager wants to implement lasting changes, this webinar will help to understand these processes and offer a glance over formal tools and methodologies to manage all the complexity involved.

Join  Luis Alberto Caceres Villota (LinkedIn profile) author of Murphy On Projects: Causas de falhas nos projetos e como preveni-las (Portuguese Edition) as he shares hos change management tips for your next project.

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Change Management Tips For Project Managers

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Online Webinar – Recorded November 9th 2017
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Microsoft’s Project Portfolio Management (PPM) solution has often been characterized as a tool suitable only for waterfall projects.

Anything iterative or Agile cannot be done using PPM. Please join Bob Tyler (LinkedIn profile) as he proves these claims false!

PPM is a very powerful scheduling tool, but it can also be used very effectively on projects using Agile or other iterative methodologies.

Using the latest version of PPM, Bob will demonstrate how it can be done, with most of the work being done directly in Project Web App. Requiring nothing more than configuration changes to Microsoft Project and the Project Server, PPM can be used very efficiently to manage Agile projects.

No custom coding or macros are required!

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Microsoft PPM & Agile: Apples & Oranges?

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Toxic Teams: What to Do!

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Online Webinar  –  Recorded December 2nd 2020
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When you belong to a toxic team, you can almost feel it in the air the moment you step onto your floor.

It’s Immediately Draining.

During this webinar, Aina Aliieva (LinkedIn profile) will walk through your emotions first. Then Aina will try to help you understand the root causes of the team’s toxicity and then develop a plan to address the issues by looking at the examples of toxicity.

You Will:

  • Learn how to recognize your own emotions
  • Learn how to control and master your own emotions
  • Learn how to recognize the onset of toxicity
  • Examples of toxicity
  • Decision models for specific cases

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Online Webinar  – Recorded May 2nd, 2018
Activity Type: Education – Online or Digital Media  1 PDU – Free
Provider: ProjectManagement.com / Gantthead (REP #2488)
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Lessons Learned is one of the worst oxymorons in the project management profession.

In this webinar Kiron D. Bondale, (LinkedIn profile) Manager of Client Services will cover many of the common challenges experienced with the implementation of lessons learned practices and will provide some practical ideas on how to gain greater value from this critical practice.

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Putting The “Learned” Back In Lessons Learned

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