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Provider:
ESI International
Topic(s):
Leadership & Management > Project Management
Who Should Attend?
Experienced project managers
Full Seminar Description
This course is a comprehensive synthesis of core project management principles designed to reinforce skills learned. Propose, plan, and execute a full-scale project under typical organizational constraints. Follow the project through the life cycle, resolving issues of performance, scheduling, and controls as you address questions of leadership and management. It is recommended to bring a laptop computer to class. Keywords: core project management, project assessment, organizational assessment, preproposal analysis, postaward planning. 5 days. 28.0 PDUs. Fee per person: $2195.Watch basic concepts come to life in this course, a comprehensive synthesis of core project management principles designed to reinforce skills learned throughout the core curriculum. Build on your new competencies and test your skills as you work in teams to complete an extensive, realistic, week-long project case study.
You’ll propose, plan, and execute a full-scale project under typical organizational constraints. Follow your project through the life cycle, resolving issues of performance, scheduling, and control as you address questions of leadership and management. Each team member will take a turn as project manager, defining objectives and performing tasks and producing deliverables critical to the project’s success.
As a course participant, you'll receive a complimentary copy of ESI's Project Management Tools CD for your use following the classroom experience.
Confirm your mastery of the core principles of project management in this experiential course and gain the hands-on confidence to practice new skills in your organization.
Reminder: This advanced, practice-based course caps the ESI Project Management curriculum and is intended for experienced project managers. Because it pulls together competencies gained in the other core project management courses, participants should complete at least four other core courses before registering for Project Management Applications
Reminder: Participants taking this course should not take Project Management Applications in Information Technology.
Recommendation: We recommend bringing a laptop computer for use in class.
PERFORM EACH PHASE OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT AS YOU:
- Select the level of staffing, resources, and management support required for a project
- Assemble a project team and gain commitment on project objectives
- Assign tasks based on work breakdown structure
- Estimate time and costs and present a project plan to team members and stakeholders
- Create a project binder documenting each stage of the project and lessons learned
TEAM BUILDING
- Project assignment: Initial project assessment, Team ownership
- Organizational assessment: working with what you have, Staffing, Resources, Management support
- Options assessment: Preemptive troubleshooting, Historical review
PREPROPOSAL ANALYSIS AND PLANNING
- Analyzing the market
- Assessing risk
- Building the team and reviewing roles
- Developing a plan to complete the proposal
PROPOSAL KICKOFF AND PREPARATION
- Evaluating the requirement
- Evaluating bid contracts
- Obtaining the team's commitment
- Writing the winning proposals
- Delegating to team members
- Managing time constraints
POSTAWARD PLANNING
- Project kickoff meeting: Goals, Participants, Principal points
- Detailed project planning
NEGOTIATION / AGREEMENT
- Four steps of prenegotiation preparation
- Negotiation performance: Exploratory sessions, Joint-gain resolution
- Postnegotiation activity: Memoranda and documentation, Communication
IMPLEMENTATION
- Measuring performance
- Managing risk and uncertainty
- Reporting progress and following up
- Managing change and achieving project control
- Leveling resources
CLOSEOUT
- Team: Review, Closeout, Reassignment
- Project: Documentation, Lessons learned
- Organization
- Client: Sign-off, "Ownership", Revenue enhancement
Sponsor Background:
In 1989, ESI and The George Washington University School of Business and Public Management initiated the Project Management Professional Development Program as a corporate training program for one of the world's leading telecommunications companies.As the demand for project management expertise increased, ESI began offering public courses.
To date, more than 250,000 students from 50 countries around the world have benefited from the courses. As a result, our Project Management Professional Development Program has achieved the distinction of being the world's most comprehensive education program for building project management knowledge and skills.
Discounts and Payment Policy
Receive 10 percent off your registration when you sign up for two or more classes or you register yourself and a friend for the same course at the same time. You must sign up for the courses at the same time and pay in advance. Course discounts do not apply toward The Project Advantage course, the PMP Exam Preparation course or any e-training course.
In case of a course cancellation, substitutions can be arranged. Double Deal discounts cannot be applied to any past classes and are not applicable to e-training courses, the PMP Exam Preparation course or The ProjectAdvantage.
Quote From Past Participants:
This was my favorite course in the project management curriculum! Project Manager GTEThis was a good hands-on experience and actually fun! Senior Technical Associate Lucent Technologies
This course effectively ties together the other core project management courses. It is a realistic simulation of the project management environment. Manager Bell Atlantic
Past Participants Include:
- Abbott Labs
- Amoco Corporation
- AMTRAK
- Bank of America
- The Boeing Company
- Dell Computers
- FedEx
- The Gillette Company
- Hewlett-Packard
- IBM
- Oracle
- Shell Oil
- US Postal Service
- World Bank


