 
The Project Management Workshop
provides an overview of defining a project, scheduling, tracking, project communications and management without line authority. Offering the best of a project management course and a workshop,
participants develop project objectives, a schedule, resource assignments, risk assessments and skills for management without line authority, all within the contexts of their own projects.
- Build project management skills
- Add to best practices
- Forecast of time and resource requirements
- Includes notes, worksheets, forms and templates
- Fast-paced, high-content presentation
- Include existing PM methods in the workshop
- Increase project productivity
- Build teamwork and leadership
- Customize the workshop to include organization-specific PM
- Establish project scope, objectives and measures of success
- Define team roles and relationships
- Fast paced, high content presentation
- Develop risk assessments and contingency plans
- Schedule phases, deliverables, tasks, time and resources.
- Upgrade communication and cooperation.
Project Management Workshop Topics
- Project Management Overview
Building a Project Management Foundation, Role of Project Management
- Defining the Project
Project Title, Description, Goal Statement, Scope
- Criteria for Success
Project Objectives and Measures of Achievement
- Fundamentals of Scheduling
Phases, Milestones and Deliverables
- Estimate Time and Resource Requirements
Tasks, Time, Resources and the Critical Path
- Project Team Building
Authority, Responsibility, Accountability, and Decision Making
- Keeping Projects on Track
Project Tracking, Variance Analysis, Change Control
- Keeping People on Track
Assertiveness Skills, Managing without Line Authority, Negotiating Skills
- Recovering from Setbacks
Risk Assessment, Contingency Planning and Managing Conflict
- Managing Multiple Projects
Project Inventories, Task Interdependencies and Pooled Resources
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