Techniques to Deliver Rapid Benefits to any Project
New Product Development, Cost Reductions, Embedded Systems,
Information Technology Applications, Data Warehousing, etc.
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Significantly improve project performance without long waits for results and without taking on dreaded "bureaucratic processes" Understanding critical methods behind successful projects; and having a set of flexible, high-impact, fast-to-implement techniques that put those philosophies to work on your teams. |
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On March 24th,Cinda Voegtli, renowned Project Management Specialist and the founder and president of two companies (Projectconnections.com and Emprend, Inc.) and the past president of the IEEE Management Society
will discuss those driving "success factors" , and the key techniques from her own toolkit that she won't do any project without.
Ms. Voegtli will also present case studies of several real project situations in which the team had to rapidly change what they were doing to get their project done successfully. Each case will cover the "starting state" of the organization's project management capabilities; what highest-impact new techniques were introduced to address past problems; and the projects' progress and results going forward.
.An industrial automation project in a small manufacturer....more
.A software application development project within a major medical device manufacturer...more
.And a data warehouse development project within the IT division...more
The goal of these cases is to deliver usable "take-away" knowledge of practical, high-impact techniques, and how they can be brought into a new or in-progress project with great results.
Ms. Voegtli will also present case studies of several real project situations in which the team had to rapidly change what they were doing to get their project done successfully. Each case will cover the "starting state" of the organization's project management capabilities; what highest-impact new techniques were introduced to address past problems; and the projects' progress and results going forward.
.An industrial automation project in a small manufacturer....more
.A software application development project within a major medical device manufacturer...more
.And a data warehouse development project within the IT division...more
The goal of these cases is to deliver usable "take-away" knowledge of practical, high-impact techniques, and how they can be brought into a new or in-progress project with great results.
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