Project Management Principles And Applying Project Controls

Event Description

Many projects undertaken by organizations in both the private and public sectors significantly overrun their schedules and budgets.

This often causes the organizations to fail to achieve its strategic objectives and financial goals. These failures are often associated with considerable increases in costs and result in significant financial losses.

In addition to direct financial losses, many projects also fail to deliver the required functionality and quality, thereby further reducing the value of the investment that the organization has made.

These failures can often be traced to the failure of organizations to equip their project managers with the tools and techniques of modern project management and project control processes to enable them to deal with the complexities and uncertainties of today's projects.

Objectives

This seminar is intended to provide you with a proven set processes, (knowledge, skills, tools and techniques) to enable the systematic development of a robust yet dynamic project plan that will enable progressive monitoring and reporting of project progress, leading to project success.

Training Methodology

The seminar will help delegates to develop project management performance and control skills and knowledge using a combination of traditional formal learning methods and interactive group activities. The program includes group discussions, case studies, and critical analysis of video material based on actual large construction projects.

While the seminar does not assume prior knowledge of the topics covered in the course, delegates are encouraged to bring their own experiences to the discussions and exercises.

Who Should Attend?

This course is intended for project professionals, team leaders, project planning engineers and heads, senior project control and business services professionals and business analysts who have the responsibility for establishing, developing, planning and controlling project schedules and budgets in both owners' and contractors' organizations.

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