TRN11 : Doing More with Less: 8 Lessons to Improve Your Projects from Master Project ManagersTM
Speaker:
R. Camper Bull
Monday, 12 October
8:15 AM–9:30 AM
1 hour, 15 minutes
In this time of budget cut backs it is more important than ever to become more effective in your project management techniques. Looking
at project managers who are incredibly successful in their industry, it is not necessarily what they do but how they do it differently that distinguishes them from the rest.
This lecture will discuss eight lessons from individuals who are considered some of the finest project managers in the world. These lessons will include things that you can use immediately to improve your project, build teamwork and interaction. These techniques are changing the way we fundamentally look at a project and do not necessarily require additional funding resources.
Learning Objectives
- Identify non-resource draining strategies to boost project management effectiveness
- Communicate these eight ideas to help project managers see how they can implement them within their own project management process
- Show that not all project management
improvements must be through costly tools
Through extensive interviews and personal contacts, we have been able to identify eight key techniques that project managers who are
considered superior in their field are doing to make their projects better. The techniques are integrated with the fundamental steps of leading a
project and are designed to be implementable with any project. Although most project managers may do some of the steps already,
these techniques will change the way you look at the steps fundamentally that make the difference between an ordinary project manager and someone leading a project.
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