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Project Management Overview for Managers

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Summary:
This course delivers a power-packed overview of the essential project management concepts and techniques that every business manager must know. All topics include field-proven best practices that are effective in any project setting. Participants are shown how to structure a project, establish and manage scope, create an effective schedule, identify and manage risks, control costs; manage to the triple constraint and more. The format includes a mixture of group discussions, exercises and lecture. Whether new to Project Management or building on existing skills, participants will return to their business better equipped to bring their projects to a successful conclusion.

Duration:
1 Day/Lecture & Lab

Audience:
This course will be of value to business owners, newly assigned project managers and team leads, managers of project managers, and business managers with project responsibility.

Topics:

  • Defining Project and Project Management
  • The Project Environment
  • Sources of Project Success and Failure
  • Roles in the Project
  • Project Life Cycle
  • The Project Charter
  • Project objectives and Business Value
  • Estimation
  • Defining Scope - Requirements and the WBS
  • Developing the Project Schedule
  • The Communication Strategy
  • Project Budget - controlling cost
  • Importance of Quality
  • Risk Management
  • Change Control
  • Transition Planning - Product Delivery
  • Project closure - Lessons Learned
  • Conclusion

Prerequisites:
This course assumes some experience with project work but no specific prior PM training.




Last Update: May 22, 2012