Project Management is the discipline of planning, organizing, securing, managing, leading, and controlling resources to achieve specific goals. A project is a temporary endeavour, with a defined start and end time, undertaken to meet unique goals and objectives in conjunction with the development of distinct technical skills and management strategies, typically to bring about a positive change in terms of outcome or value. There are several known Project Management approaches and methodologies, namely; The Traditional Approach, PRINCE2, PRiSM (Projects integrating Sustainable Methods), CCPM (Critical Chain Project Management), Lean Project Management, Agile Project Management, Extreme Project Management etc. Depending on the nature and perceived business objective, specific or a combination of Project Management methodologies could be used to achieve the desired outcome.

Topics Covered

Day 1: -Introduction to Project Management Framework -Project Management fundamentals, Project Lifecycle and Organization -The Standard of Project Management - Project Management Processes -Integration Management Day 2: -Scope Management - Time Management Day 3: -Cost Management -Quality Management -Human resources Management Day 4: -Communications Management -Procurement Management -Evaluation (On-demand) -Discussion and coaching

Who should attend

Anyone who is into Project Management.

Pre-requisites

SHould have atleast 3 years of Project handling experience.

What you need to bring

Nothing

Key Takeaways

A thorough understanding of traditional Project Management practices based on PMI publication “PMBOK Guide- 4th ed” used for PMP certification and other powerful publications Deeper knowledge of how a standardized Project Management methodology can be used to enhance the maturity of actual management of projects within an organization The knowledge within an organization that has adopted and adapted ‘Traditional Project Management’, to be informed of, or contribute towards an improvement in management of projects