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May 18-19, 2009 |
Washington, DC
Gaylord National on
the Potomac
College
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CS Week Conference 33

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Mary
Schock
College Coordinator
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Project Management – Advanced
Techniques for a Large IT Project

2-Day course:
Monday, May 18th and Tuesday May 19th.
This course is packed with
crucial information for any utility professional considering or attempting a
large system implementation project. No matter the size of your utility,
municipality or cooperative, large and complex IT projects are among the most
difficult initiatives that your business will undertake. Indiscriminate or
careless project management techniques will set you up for failure. Even “by the
book” methodologies will not guarantee your success. However, advanced project
management techniques will give your project the extra control to help you
succeed. This session will provide insights and best practices from various
large IT projects. This two day course will look at what utilities and
consultants on successful large IT implementations have done in the way of
advanced project management techniques to make their projects a success.
Learning
Objectives include:
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Understanding the phases of
a large project and the role of the project manager;
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Developing a work breakdown
structure;
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Understanding estimating
concepts and scheduling;
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Recognizing the need to
validate requirements and scope;
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Describing risk management,
including migration strategies;
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Describing the role of
organizational change management
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Describing the importance
of end-user training and support;
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Describing effective
closeout procedures.
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