Why Should You Attend?
- Companies that manage product portfolios can significantly improve delivery results by optimizing their resource planning
- Resource planning is the key to successful portfolio management; most companies self-identify as being poor at resource planning
- Credibility of project management planning is improved by enterprise resource planning
- Over the next 10 years, companies that optimize capacity and skills inventory are going to be the winners.
What Will You Learn?
- How to motivate Geeks, and why traditional approaches to Leadership don't work with geeks
- In "Dead Projects Walking," you will learn from the findings of a survey of 2,200 projects how your silence at crucial project milestones damages flawless execution. It's called Silence Fails. Attendees will have a survey to map the research findings against their project.
- Learn how to bring products to market on time from VP of IDEXX, a $1B Medical instruments company
- Why project success rates are still dismally poor. A noted speaker will identify the 5 leading indicators of project success and describe why project disasters occur and how to predict them, prevent them and when to pull the plug on them.
- Hear why Resource Planning is HOT! Learn how your executives can finally be assured that their products/projects can be completed.
- Why difficult people are not really difficult----they are just different. This speaker will deal out solutions to you for dealing with your team and organization's issues-----she understands your pain, she's married to a Project Manager!
- Learn Leadership Lessons from Great Films! In a highly interactive, no-lecturing-allowed presentation, attendees are guided through a series of 2-6 minute film clips resulting in fresh leadership insights and behavior patterns. You just taught yourself!!
- Emotional Intelligence (EI) was the hit of the 2009 Summit. This year it returns with practical applications demonstrating why outstanding Product Developers and PMs are characterized by their EI mastery.
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Who Should Attend?
12-15 PMI PDU Credits Awarded
- VP, Director and Manager, Product Development
- Resource Manager
- Resource Planners
- IT Portfolio Managers
- PMO/EPMO Directors
- Product Portfolio Managers
- VP and Director IS Finance
- VPs and Executives with P/L Responsibity
- Sr. Manager Operations
- VP and Director R&D
- VP and Director Technology Development
- Project, Program and Product Managers
- Process Designers/Life Cycle Managers
- Business School Professors
- VP, Director and Manager, NPD
