The Keys to Successful Project Management

Do you have the skills to access organizational resources? Work efficiently? Manage people across the organization?This remarkably clear and concise training course gives you the tools and methodology to gain cooperation from colleagues, increase their involvement and manage projects effectively so you can bring them in on time and on budget.

Also Available as:

• Onsite

*Purchase any AMA OnDemand course by October 31, 2013 for only $995.

Schedule Duration Attendees 3 Month Subscription 1 2 3 4

How You Will Benefit

• Define the project scope and benchmark its milestones
• Organize your project by specifying which activities to implement and the necessary resources
• Manage your project by dealing with variations between the baseline and reality
• Coordinate those involved in the project and enlist their cooperation, saving time and money
• Communicate with your colleagues and motivate them throughout the project
• Manage projects more efficiently

Learning Plan

Defining project scope

• Understanding the difficulties inherent in project management
• Defining project parameters
• Setting project milestones and breaking those into tasks

Organizing the project’s human resources

• Identifying who is needed for the project
• Enumerating what is at stake for participants to leverage shared points of interest
• Negotiating for and scheduling the necessary resources

Monitoring the project’s progress

• Demonstrating leadership and communicating effectively to motivate those involved
• Tracking the project’s progress and identifying departures from initial goals
• Promoting the cooperation of project participants

Who Should Attend This Course

Individuals who are new to project management, “accidental” project managers (professionals for whom PM is a secondary part of their jobs), business analysts, subjectmatter experts who contribute to projects, managers responsible for projects and experienced project managers looking to review current tools, techniques, and processes. Plus, those who are involved in projects but do not manage them, team members, project sponsors, contributors, facilitators and coordinators.