The 2010 Dialogue Series:
The Seven Deadly Sins of Project Portfolio Management
Date: Thursday, November 4
Time: 3PM EDT (GMT-4)
Presenter: William Duncan, President, PM Partners and asapm's PM Certification Chair
asapm announces the next event in the asapm Dialogue series, The Seven Deadly Sins of Project Portfolio Management. This one-hour event covers the considerations Managers should apply when selecting, evaluating, promoting, and recruiting Project Managers.
As more and more organizations start to get a handle on how to manage individual projects effectively, they are realizing that their improvement efforts are being stymied by poor project selection decisions, inadequate assessment of risk across projects, and other challenges related to the management of programs and portfolios.
In this presentation, we'll begin with a brief review of the rudiments of Project Portfolio Management (PPM) emphasizing the need for a defined process that is driven by the organization's strategic goals. We'll then present the Seven Deadlies -- the most common errors made when trying to implement a PPM process -- and some approaches for managing each.
This Dialogue Webinar is for:
• Project Managers and Team Members who wish to improve Project Portfolio Performance.
• Managers of Project Managers and Teams who need increased PM performance in your portfolios.
See the recorded version of this completed Dialogue series event from the link at the asapm Members Only site.
About William Duncan
William Duncan is the President of PM Partners, teaching and consulting in Project Portfolio Management worldwide, when he is not busy serving as our asapm Certification Chair. He has been the primary architect or key contributor for many PM advancements over the last 20 years.
His activities include serving as principal author of the original PMBoK® Guide, a key contributor to the International GAPPS Standard (Global Alliance for Project Performance Standards), and architect of aPRO (asapm Performance Rated Organization), asapm's organizational PM Performance Assessment, just to name a few.
(PMBOK is a registered trademark in the USA and other countries of Project Management Institute.)
About the asapm Dialogue Series
The asapm Dialogue Series is a forum for sharing knowledge and viewpoints of project management. The Dialogue Series is intended for Executives, Functional and Resource Managers, PM Practitioners, Project and Program Team Members, Consultants and Trainers/Educators, and students of project management.
See a schedule of all the events in the asapm 2010 Dialogue Series
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