Project Management

Project Management

To equip participants with the knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques required to structure and manage projects in a manner that meets project objectives and stakeholder requirements.

Benefits:

• Improved Efficiency
  Enabling a project manager to accurately determine the requirements of a project and to assess the available resources and make best use of those resources. This ensures the scope, schedule and budget are accurately set from the start.
• Enhanced Confidence
  Learning about how to identify risks in projects, and how to manage them, this helps build a project manager's confidence and ability to manage projects effectively.
• Consistent Delivery
  Confident, efficient project managers who are able to deal effectively with risks will consistently and reliably deliver successful projects avoiding wasted time, effort and money.
• Customer Satisfaction
  When the tools and techniques are used to deliver projects reliably; deliver what was required and within budget then the customer will be satisfied.
• A Fresh Perspective
  Experienced project managers can improve their PM knowledge with new techniques but can also simply learn to approach a familiar scenario with a new perspective.
• Behavioural Changes
  Project Management is not just about experience, tools and techniques but also learning how to influence others and resolve conflict.