InfoWorks International-Managing Successful Projects

InfoWorks International-Managing Successful Projects Managing Successful Projects - Real World Skills for Project Managers & Teams, is a two-day, instructor-led program. The course is structured around a four-phase process which provides a step-by-step framework for learning about and doing project management back on the job. The course focuses on key practices and issues relating to each of the four project management phases as well as on "human dynamics," which are critical success factors in project management, such as communication, gaining consensus, problem-solving, meeting and coordinating, dealing with change and team-building.

training specs   Subjects: Advanced Project Management Agile Application Lifecycle Management Basic Project Management Best Practices Budgeting and Forecasting Business Analysis Coaching Communication Conflict Management Consulting Skills Contracts and Vendor Management Cultural Change Management Estimating Facilitation Governance Government Leadership Metrics Negotiation PMO Portfolio Management Problem Solving Process Management Program Management Project Accounting Quality Management Requirements Management Risk Management Scheduling Strategy Team Building Virtual Team Management   Focus/Goals: Certification: APMC (International Institute for Learning) Certification: CAPM (Project Management Institute) Certification: CBAP (International Institute of Business Analysis) Certification: Certified Project Management Associate (International Project Management Association) Certification: Certified Project Manager (International Project Management Association) Certification: Certified Projects Director (International Project Management Association) Certification: Certified SCRUM Master (The SCRUM Alliance) Certification: Certified SCRUM Practitioner (The SCRUM Alliance) Certification: Certified Senior Project Manager (International Project Management Association) Certification: CPM (Intl. Association of Project & Program Mgmt) Certification: FAPM (Association for Project Management (UK)) Certification: ITIL Foundation Certification Certification: ITIL Practitioner Certification Certification: Lean Six Sigma Certification Certification: MAPM (Association for Project Management (UK)) Certification: MPM (American Academy of Project Managers) Certification: PgMP (Project Management Institute) Certification: PMP (Project Management Institute) Certification: PRINCE2 Foundation (PRINCE2) Certification: PRINCE2 Practitioner (PRINCE2) Degree: Associates in Project Management Degree: Bachelors in Project Management Degree: Certificate in Project Management Degree: Masters In Project Management Skill Development: Defined Skills Skill Development: Soft Skills Tool-specific: MS Project Tool-specific: Other   Delivery Methods: Book-based Conference Group at your location Mentoring Online Interactive Scheduled at vendor location Seminar Webinar

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"The program provided me with skills, tools and a step-by-step process that will help me organise some seemingly impossible projects. What I learned will certainly help when working on future projects. The Handbook is an extremely useful tool for planning and monitoring projects on-the-job. The case study was excellent. Very realistic in terms of office politics and personalities. Good detail and use of case study made training workable and meaningful. The case study provided a real-life scenario to grapple with. I felt we were really involved in the project. The best part of the course was the structure and methodology presented for creating work breakdowns and task lists in a team environment. I felt actively involved all the time-good process, good interaction, good case study and good job aids to carry away. The course presented not only concepts but also hints and practice at applying the ideas on the job. I felt the program included everything necessary to be a successful project manager. The job aids will be most helpful applying the information on the job. Well organised, great content-especially the ?cookbook? yet real world combination. The facilitator was organised and knowledgeable. That made the workshop even more relevant to my work. "
infoworks - October 1, 2003