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Mr. Bender's newest book. Written especially for executive managers, A Manager's Guide to Project Management forcuses on organizaitonal aspects of project management.

 

A Manager's Guide to Project Management
 
 
 

Getting IT Project Work Done

Seminar Overview

Specifically designed for IT professionals, this seminar is designed to make both your life and your project manager’s life easier. Learn those aspects of project management that are directly relevant to you: the activity performer in the IT environment. Learn how to accept a project activity, plan a project activity, and successfully complete a project activity – on time and on budget even if you have other work to do. Learn where to concentrate your time to ensure a successful project without busy work or rework. Discover the secrets to balancing multiple project activities and normal routine work. Learn how and when to delegate to achieve maximum results for yourself and your project.

Who Should Attend

This seminar is inteded for both technical and non-technical staff members who perform work on projects. Functional and line managers whose staff is involved in projects are strongly encouraged to attend.

What's Covered

  • How to define goals for your activity
  • Plan work to maximum productivity
  • Balance work across multiple IT projects and your normal functional activities
  • Communication in the IT environment
  • Create achievable work estimates
  • How to give and receive delegation
  • Time management for project task performers
  • Work Breakdown Structures (WBS)
  • Successful Project Management Framework
  • Define module and functional specifications
  • How to prioritize work and pipeline work
  • Ownership
  • Handling risky activities

Your Benefits

  • Significantly reduce the time needed to get work done
  • Do things right the first time
  • Imbed quality into the project
  • Improve your estimates
  • Get control of the tasks
  • Reduce fire fighting
  • Develop your own tools to keep yourself organized.
  • Create your own tools to stay organized
  • Communicate better with your boss and your team
  • Balance multiple project activities with routine work
  • Get all your work done — on time.

Syllabus

1. Introduction

We set the stage for success by examining the core concepts needed for getting project work done. We look at project quality, the purpose of work, and the core problems facing project management in your environment

2 An Overview of Project Management

This module presents of overview of a successful framework to ensure all project team members understand their environment and are able to support the project.

3. Defining the Activity

Understanding the work we’re asked to do is critical to successfully completing that work. This module examines the concepts and components of proper activity definition leading to full activity ownership.

4. Planning the Activity

Once we understand the what’s expected, we can plan our execution. Designed specifically for project task performers, this module incorporates the core concepts of project planning and applies them to project activities.

5. Estimating the Activity

Once we understand the work, we can properly estimate it. This module examines the basics of estimating, how to handle risky or unknown estimates, and how to communicate estimates.

6. Accepting and Delegating Ownership

True ownership is at the core of getting work done in a Muda-Free Zone. It is also the core of proper delegation. Learn how to both accept and delegate ownership to ensure your activity will be done on time and on budget — without loosing sleep.

7. Communication and Status Reporting

Learn what and how to communicate to our project manager and project team mates — without taking a lot of time.

8. Closing the Activity

In this module, we examine how to formally and completely transfer completed deliverables and obtain closure on our activity.

 

 
 

 

 

 

Detailed Seminar Information

Seminar: 105

Two Days: 14 PDUs

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For questions, please e-mail: registrar@allybusiness.com


 

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All Ally seminars include individual and group exercises to reinforce learning and practice new skills; open, interactive discussions to encourage the exchange of ideas and concepts; and employ adult learning theory to ensure the attendees get the most out of their experience.

   

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