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"Please accept my heartfelt appreciation and thanks for the excellent way in which you had conducted the project management training for us. I learnt a lot in those 5 days and it really went beyond text books."
"I have attended lot of training programs in the 20 years of my service, including some "prestigious" ones. But I have no hesitation in saying this is the best workshop I have attended."
"In spite of attending previous courses on this subject and handling projects for a few years, this course was very direct, hard-hitting on the many facets of project management. I have learnt many tips from this course."
"Lot of insight derived into how a problem can be tackled in a structured manner. A "SHOULD" for all people expected to handle projects."
"The faculty had in depth knowledge and was focused on taking interactive sessions. Training was conducted in a structured manner."
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- To equip the participants with Best Practices, tools and techniques and latest trends so that they appreciate the holistic perspective of Project Management.
- To equip Project Managers to understand and apply basic tools and techniques as outlined in PMBOK.
- To equip Project Managers with sufficient Project leadership and communication ability in an international environment.
- To equip Project Managers to speak a common language and toolset across the organisation
- To enable Project Managers to make a difference to the approach towards Project Management within the organization in particular and the profession in general.
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- Plan, execute, control and close projects in line with PMBOK methodology.
- Understand and apply Best Practices on a project relevant to the organization
- Challenge thought process on management of scope, risks, handling stakeholders, leadership styles and conflicts.
- Appreciate and apply mandatory Project Management features of MS Project on a live case-study
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In this unique program, participants learn and apply Project Management Body of Knowledge Concepts published by
Project Management Institute, USA, on a real life Project. Each participant is requested to bring to class a current
project to use as a case study, and break into small groups to study the issues and challenges and learn to apply best
practices pertaining to Project Management processes. The participants will propose, plan, resolve issues of performance,
schedule, control and carry out a full-scale project throughout its life cycle. The course is interspersed with lecture,
discussion, interactive exercises and presentations.
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Framework, Scope & Time
Presentation by the participants - Identification of Key Success
Factors, Assumptions, Constraints on the project identified by them.
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Risk Management - Opportunities and Threats management
Presentation by the participants on identification and resolution of
Opportunities and Threats on their identified project.
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Human Resource Management & Communication Management
Case Studies discussions
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Initiation & Planning
Process - Planning - Best Practices
MS Project demonstration of Planning of Time & Resources
Preparation of MS Project schedule of the project identified by the participants.
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Execution, Control & Closure - Best Practices
MS Project demonstration of Tracking and Monitoring, Scope change, Version
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Incorporating real-life problems & issues in the project plan and working towards remedial measures in order to meet the project objectives.
Participants will leave the program with a workable plan of action for managing projects effectively - and the skills needed to make the plan succeed.
Project Leaders, Module Leaders, Project Managers stepping into the role of Project Management
Q. What is the basic difference between your two programs - Software Project Management and Professional Project Management?
A. In both of the above-mentioned programs, the course content is based on the Project Management Body of Knowledge, published by the PMI, USA. But the focus is different. The professional Project Management program is totally examination focused. The course prepares Project Managers and Engineers who wish to take the PMP Certification examination conducted by the PMI, USA. Sample questions & answers are discussed.
In the Software Project Management program participants learn and apply project management concepts published by the PMI, USA on a live software project.
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