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Webinar Stakeholder EngagementThe Webinar Stakeholder Engagement: From the Sponsor to the Customer session is designed to provide project management practitioners with better ways to successfully identify, analyze, prioritize, and facilitate different stakeholder needs throughout the life cycle of the project. Participants will explore and apply useful processes, tools, and techniques that will help enable smoother project delivery while minimizing stakeholder obstacles.  Facilitator:  Christopher J. Wright, CPLP®, MPM,PMP®   For More Information or to order, click here. All Project Leadership SeriesSM instructors are certified Project Management Professionals…

Webinar Project Requirements As an extension to the previous Web’n Learn (Scope Definition and Decomposition), Webinar Project Requirements (Effective Definition and Management) is designed to help project practitioners better articulate a project’s expected outcomes. In this session, participants will learn better ways to describe and track requirements and specifications.  Better crafted and written requirements will put a project team in a better position to align with stakeholder expectations. Facilitator:  Christopher J. Wright, CPLP®, MPM,PMP®   For More Information or to order, click here. All Project…

Webinar Risk Management : Identifying and Assessing UncertaintyWebinar Risk Management : Identifying and Assessing Uncertainty, as the title suggests, we'll highlight the better practices associated with the Identify Risks, Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis, and Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis processes. The facilitator will present and illustrate both common and unique methods for capturing and assessing risks in order to help ensure the project team is properly prioritizing the most critical uncertainties. The Project Management Institute (PMI®) asserts that 90% of a project’s problems can be…

Webinar Lessons Learned in the Project Environment Though one of the most overlooked and under-utilized set of project processes, project closure is a key aspect of continuous improvement for the organization. Closing a project entails much more than implementing the final deliverable or training the last end-user.  A well-coordinated project closure process not only formalizes the acceptance of the project’s products/services, but also allows the project organization to properly capture knowledge gained from the endeavor. Lessons Learned in the Project Environment is…

Webinar Define Project ScopeThe Scope Definition and Decomposition Web’n Learn is designed to not only introduce better practices for defining the scope of a project; it is also structured to facilitate hands-on learning through individual and team application.  Participants will leave the seminar with a better understanding of project planning techniques such as:  Scope Statement Development and Work Breakdown Structures.   The Webinar Define Project Scope will lead the project manager through the use of marketplace tools to define and decompose…

Webinar Time and Cost Estimating A project’s success is often measured by the team’s ability to deliver a defined set of outcomes on time, on budget, and on specification. More importantly, however, is the team’s ability to successfully manage the expectations of the groups and individuals who have a vested interest in the outcome of the project. In simpler terms, this means that the project team must effectively align the project delivery with expectations of key stakeholders. The Webinar Time and Cost Estimating…