Online Webinar  – Recorded July 9, 2020
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Traditional project management was built on three pillars or three P’s: project, program, and portfolio.

Organizations are starting to recognize the importance of products and services, in the delivery of value to customers, and implementing strategy in organizations.

Project managers not only need to understand the role of their project to support the strategy of organizations but how the product they are building will support that strategy and realize the value to customers.

In this webinar Peter Monkhouse & Joanna Tivig will look at the inter-dependency between products and product portfolios with projects, programs, and project portfolios. The webinar will highlight the need for project managers to understand the relationship between portfolios, programs, projects, and products to support organizations in implementing strategy. It is time for products to become the fourth P of project management.

Presenters:

Peter Monkhouse. (LinkedIn profile) President MonkArt, teaches a variety of project management & business courses at Ryerson University, University of Toronto, and University of Calgary. Peter has actively led projects and project managers in the areas of education, consulting, engineering, information technology, health, and organizational change from multinational organizations to startups.  Peter has taught thousands of students in PM in a variety of formats. He has been an active volunteer with PMI for 20 +years and presently sits on the PMI Education Foundation Board of Directors. Peter has a BSc (Engineering) & an MBA.

Joanna Tivig, (LinkedIn profile) is a Lecturer, Agile Leadership Coach and Speaker with 15+ years of executive experience launching successful products and portfolios in and outside Canada. She is also a committee member & organizer of Toronto Agile Conference. Joanna has been a Lecturer for UofT School of Continuing Studies for 10+ years. She recently launched her own business, focusing on improving the productivity of Agile teams. She has led successful transformation projects (Branch Transformation and Agile Adoption) in the Financial Services sector.  Joanna has a Bachelor Degree in Education & Foreign Languages, and holds multiple certifications in Business, Project Management and Agile.

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Product Management, The Fourth P Of Project Management

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Online Webinar  – Recorded October 8th 2019
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This is the sixth installment in an 8-part webinar series, A Billion Dollar Project Health Framework, presented by Uri Galimidi (LinkedIn profile).

The series covers an advanced yet practical framework which Project Managers can use to assess the health of their projects. The framework consists of eight key project management areas.

Uri will include:

• A description of the key risk factors within the project management area
• Guidelines for assessing when to raise the “Red Flag” for each risk factor
• Guidelines on what to do with the Red Flag once you have it raised
• Real-life case stories illustrating the risk factor and its impact on your project.

Reference the other webinars in the series:

1. The Executive Sponsor
2. The Project Leadership Team
3. Clear Objectives & Scope
4. An Executable Plan
5. Vendor Management

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Project Health Framework (Part 6):
Stakeholder Management

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Online Webinar  – Recorded August 6th, 2019
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This is the third installment in an 8-part webinar series, A Billion Dollar Project Health Framework, presented by Uri Galimidi (LinkedIn profile).

The series covers an advanced yet practical framework which Project Managers can use to assess the health of their projects. The framework consists of eight key project management areas.

Uri will include:

• A description of the key risk factors within the project management area
• Guidelines for assessing when to raise the “Red Flag” for each risk factor
• Guidelines on what to do with the Red Flag once you have it raised
• Real-life case stories illustrating the risk factor and its impact on your project.

Reference the other webinars in the series:

1. The Executive Sponsor
2. The Project Leadership Team

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Project Health Framework (Part 3):
Clear Objectives & Scope

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Online Webinar  – Recorded July 9, 2019
Activity Type: Education – Online or Digital Media 1 PDU – Free
Provider: ProjectManagement.com / Gantthead (REP #2488)
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This is in the Second installment in an 8-part webinar series, A Billion Dollar Project Health Framework, presented by Uri Galimidi (LinkedIn profile).

The series covers an advanced yet practical framework which Project Managers can use to assess the health of their projects. The framework consists of eight key project management areas. This webinar covers the Project Leadership Team.

Uri will include:

• A description of the key risk factors within the project management area
• Guidelines for assessing when to raise the “Red Flag” for each risk factor
• Guidelines on what to do with the Red Flag once you have it raised
• Real-life case stories illustrating the risk factor and its impact on your project.

To Reference the 1st  webinar in the series, A Billion Dollar Project Health Framework (Part 1): The Executive Sponsor, click here. 

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Project Health Framework (Part 2):
The Project Leadership Team

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Online Webinar  – Recorded July 9, 2019
Activity Type: Education – Online or Digital Media 1 PDU – Free
Provider: ProjectManagement.com / Gantthead (REP #2488)
Once viewed your PDU Will automatically Be recorded with PMI®

The series covers an advanced yet practical framework which Project Managers can use to assess the health of their projects. The framework consists of eight key project management areas.

This webinar covers the Executive Sponsor.

Uri will include:

• A description of the key risk factors within the project management area
• Guidelines for assessing when to raise the “Red Flag” for each risk factor
• Guidelines on what to do with the Red Flag once you have it raised
• Real-life case stories illustrating the risk factor and its impact on your project.

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A Billion Dollar Project Health Framework (Part 1):
The Executive Sponsor

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Online Webinar  – Recorded July 25, 2017
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Bad projects abound, and research by Project Management Institute and others has provided useful insight into the underlying causes of bad projects.

In this webinar Michael looks beyond why projects go bad and explores why bad projects are so hard to kill.

Michael explains how sunk costs, groupthink, escalation of commitment, and conflicts of interest contribute to keeping death-march projects needlessly alive.

Each of these behaviors is defined and illustrated using project stories from history (the sinking of the Titanic and the Concorde jetliner), project stories from the presenter’s own personal experience climbing some of the world’s tallest mountains (Denali, Aconcagua, and Kilimanjaro), and project stories from business (Abilene Paradox and industry-funded soda studies).

Some recently published research about the neural science underlying these behaviors is referenced and the impact of these behaviors is described and then linked to the undercutting of ethics, trust, leadership, and project success.

Walk away with a list of actions that you can take to help avoid being victimized by bad projects.

Presenter: Michael O’Brochta (LinkedIn profile) ACP, PMP  MPM is the author of How To Get Executives To Act For Project Success: Building A Strong Mutual Partnership and has managed hundreds of projects as President of Zozer Inc where Michael helps organizations raise their level of project management performance. As senior project manager at the Central Intelligence Agency, he led the project management and systems engineering training and certification program to mature practices agency-wide.  Since Michael’s recent climb of another of the world’s seven summits, he has been exploring the relationship between project management and mountain climbing

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Why Bad Projects Are So Hard To Kill

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