2010 Resource Planning Summit - September 19-21 || Hyatt Regency, La Jolla

2010 Resource Planning Summit

Why Should You Attend?

  • Companies, where "time-to-market" and competitive threats are crucial, are not armed to protect key skills in economic downturns, or advise management on which skills to hire in good times
  • Portfolio Managers are not able to forecast, with accuracy, capacity requirements across the enterprise six to eight quarters out
  • Product Developers, Resource Planners and IT managers cannot gain traction for their recommendations without credible supporting evidence
  • Product Development Directors have no good options to their current manual spreadsheet operations

What Will You Learn?

  • Learn how to bring products to market successfully from VP of IDEXX, a $1B medical instrument company
  • Learn from Medtronic how they integrated PDW, COGNOS and SAP
  • Hear the Lessons Learned about getting started in resource demand and supply planning from the Director of SAP operations at Wyeth Pharmaceuticals.
  • Examine with awe the achievement at a large biotech firm of FY roll up going from 2-3 weeks to one day, and the ability to now forecast resource requirements 6 years out
  • See first hand how an IT Director of a 300-bed hospital uses the PDW tool as a powerful communication device with stakeholders
  • Listen to a Global Portfolio Manager at Motorola discuss how her operation pairs the financial department view with engineers in order to make project decisions
  • Be amazed at your ability to make personal transformational leadership changes through the presentations on Emotional Intelligence (EI)

Who Should Attend?
12-15 PMI PDU Credits Awarded

  • VP, Director and Manager, Product Development
  • Resource Manager
  • Resource Planning Manager
  • Portfolio Managers
  • Head, PMO
  • Strategic Planners
  • VP and Director IS Finance
  • Sr. Director Global IT Services
  • Sr. Manager Operations
  • VP and Director R&D
  • VP and Director Technology Development
  • Project, Program and Product Managers
  • Director and Manager of Product Engineering
  • Process Managers and Directors
  • VP, Director and Manager, NPD