Getting Work Done in Organizations
In this course, students learn how organizations work and how to manage the members of an organization to meet project goals.
Coursework topics
- Launching the Initiative, including sponsorship alignment, establishing the team, customer needs mapping, payoff matrix, elevator speech, critical success factors
- Keeping the Initiative Alive, including treat/opportunity management, spotlight shared need, backward imaging, root cause analysis
- Influencing Key Stakeholders, including stakeholder analysis, influencing key stakeholders, team competency audit, applied metrics, evaluation of synergies
Audience
Newly appointed project managers, project managers who want a refresher, or candidates studying for the PMI PMP examination.
Instructor
John Fowler is a principal in Management Associates International, a management consulting firm specializing in providing support in organizational and senior management development. He has extensive experience with a variety of businesses, both domestic and international.
Program information
| Date: | Enrollment anytime |
| Duration: | Students have 12 weeks from date of enrollment to complete the course |
| Minimum System Requirements: | Pentium processor with 256 MB RAM and 56K internet connection |
| CEUs: | 0.9 CEUs, 9 PDUs |
| Fee: | $225 |
| Register: | Secure Online Registration |
