Live Webinar April 13th, 2017 – 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm EDT
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU free
Provider:  The Corporate Education Group ( REP 1011 )

The success of your organization often depends on how efficiently you deliver a product or service.

For most of us, we manage this effort with some kind of scheduling software—typically Microsoft Project.

But just because you implement a scheduling program, it does not guarantee successful project outcomes.

You can survey your project managers or schedule owners, but you still may not find the reasons why some projects achieve a successful outcome and why others do not.

Auditing a schedule is a great way to evaluate a schedule, capture lessons learned from projects, and determine how to improve the success of your organization.

Cindy’s objective in this webinar is to discuss scheduling audits, provide examples of what these audits might reveal, and provide suggestions to get started with auditing in your organization.

Learn:

• How audits drive consistency and show opportunities for schedule efficiency;
• How to ensure a visible critical path and verify resource workloads are properly loaded;
• The #1 mistake organizations make monitoring progress and how to fix it;
• Why missing baseline information prevents lessons learned.

Presenter: Cindy Lewis, (LinkedIn profile) PMP, PMI-SP, MOS, MCTS, MS, MCT, MVP-Project Sr Trainer/Consultant CorpEd Group, has  20+ years of experience in the field of project management.  Cindy specializes in consulting with clients on Agile and scheduling techniques and targeted one-to-one mentoring. A very learned and experienced Microsoft® Project, Project Server and Project Online professional, Cindy aims to facilitate technology-driven solutions that  improve project management effectiveness.

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The Power Of The Scheduling Audit:
How To Keep Your Project On Track

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