“Jumpstart in Project Management” (PMI Credit = 1 PDU)
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
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2:00 pm Eastern Time
1:00 pm Central Time
Noon Mountain Time
11:00 am Pacific Time
This is a 1 hour seminar
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Scott Hannum is a third generation entrepreneur with a career as diverse as it is accomplished. Projects and the process of creating something from nothing became Scott’s passion as he went on to create and manage multiple small businesses, develop products, start clubs and facilitate nationally recognized events. Scott started a small manufacturing company specializing in equestrian related products and later adding items for the snowmobile industry. With that company up and running Scott pursued a long time interest in consulting and public speaking and started Hannum Development in ’96. Selling his manufacturing company in ’06, Scott now consults full time specializing in resource management topics and project methodology and is working on a book entitled: Purpose, Practices & People.
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Seminar Description:
Even though an ever-growing percentage of our time is dedicated to project related work, many project team members, Project Managers and the management level executives who request these projects still tend to make the same mistakes over and over? This focused Web-seminar not only discusses the advantages and necessity of using a formalized project methodology but also reveals fundamental elements that are often missed causing projects to go over budget, over time and to miss their original goals and objectives.
Afterward, you will:
- Understand the five classic phases of project methodology
- Realize the importance of “First Things First”
- Better prioritize between a projects “triple constraint”
- See the dynamics of systems theory on projects and their results
- Increase the accuracy of estimates related to time and cost
- And fundamentally change the way you look at project success
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Registration is open Register for this FREE webseminar
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"Business Analyst/Project Manager Interaction: Real-World Perspective Based on Feedback and Interaction from Multiple Companies" (PMI Credit = 1 PDU)
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
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Noon Eastern Time
11:00 am Central Time
10:00 am Mountain Time
9:00 am Pacific Time
This is a 1 hour seminar
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David Mantica has over 18 years of training management and delivery experience. He has developed e-learning, instructor-led, and live web e-learning training programs for Fortune 500 companies worldwide. He was instrumental in the development of the CompTIA Learning Alliance, chaired its Training Provider Task Force and held positions on the boards of the DSLcon and Frame Relaycon trade shows, and is currently on the Board of the IIOM. He helped found the TruSecure Certification offering, has written numerous articles for Certification Magazine, Outside Plant Magazine, & Communication News. David has spoken at major education and technology conferences including Comdex Chicago, OSP Conference, 1-jobs Career Fairs, and ACUTA Conferences and has lead over 20 web seminars informing over 2500 business professionals on training and technology issues.
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Seminar Description:
As the BA position grows, the interaction of the BA and PM becomes more and more critical. Some of this interaction has become dysfunctional leading to infective solutions and miss opportunities for quality and cost savings. This one-hour web seminar will offer 1 PMI PDU. Learn how leading companies are handling PM/BA interaction, understand the profiles and differences between a successful BA and PM, learn what work areas overlap regularly and how to successfully mitigate the overlap, and discuss how outsourcing impacts responsibilities for both.
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“Mining for Reductive Engineering Opportunities Using Software Reuse Principals”
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Monday, January 5, 2009
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2:00 pm Eastern Time
1:00 pm Central Time
Noon Mountain Time
11:00 am Pacific Time
This is a 1 hour seminar
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Jerry Durant, is certified as a COOPM, CSM, CSP, CSTE, CQA, CISP, CICS and CICS and has been named to Who’s Who in Technology and Who’s Who in Global Business. Jerry is Managing Director of Certellus Corporation and is Chairman Emeritus for The International Institute for Outsource Management. His extensive knowledge, spanning more than 30 years, establishes him as a recognized and sought after authority in Outsourcing from both the buyer and supplier perspectives.
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Seminar Description:
Present day economic conditions are forcing companies to re-examine the way they engineer software and how they address the mounting demand for services. Even companies who provide offshore services are facing competitive demands to drive down costs while accelerating deliver (without compromising quality). These challenges have caused us to revisit the topic of software reuse, a concept introduced in the late 1980s but fell out of vogue in the late 1990s.
Software reuse and the concept of software reuse factories involve a careful examination of current information technology collateral and the introduction of a software assembly line that recognizes opportunities for reuse elements.
This web seminar will convey a baseline of understanding about software reuse, the advantages as well as the challenges that companies may face, and how to overcome these obstacles with minimal impact. For companies providing outsource services the same conditions apply but you will face one more, the issue of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). IPR may appear to be a daunting obstacle but in fact may be a key to improving software development productivity that will benefit both buyer as well as service provider.
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Registration is open Register for this FREE webseminar
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