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The
Modular Project Management® Advanced
Enterprise Modules Include:
15. Increasing PM Competence
Are you the weakest link? Projects succeed or fail based on how well each of
the key stakeholders performs their assigned and assumed roles. And yet, especially
in larger projects, just one person who fails to embrace and deliver their results
can void the efforts of the rest of the team.
This workshop uses ProjectExperts’ innovative PM CompModelSM
to identify key project roles, then to assess the Competences participants
need to succeed in those roles. As a result, participants develop an
action plan to fill the gaps, and follow through to evaluate the impact
on project success.
Learning
Objectives
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Identify the roles participants
fill in projects, and the most important Competences to demonstrate,
to improve project success. |
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Perform self-assessment against those
Competences, and identify your areas of greatest strengths, and
greatest gaps. |
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For the greatest strengths, identify
ways to leverage them in your projects
and your organization. |
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For the greatest gaps, identify action plans to overcome
them, and develop a timetable for re-evaluation, and identifying
the benefits of your improvements. |
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For key project stakeholders, identify ongoing ways
to further improve project Competences. |
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For Project Managers, identify the different types
and levels of Project Manager Certification, the primary criteria
that
differentiates
one
from another, and examples of projects where each level is a minimum
Competence requirement. |
Audience
This module is perfect for intact project teams, including Project Manager, Sponsor,
Resource Managers, Project Management Office Staff, Team Leaders and Team Members. Participants
use the PM CompModel to identify their Competences, then map strengths and
weaknesses, to an action plan to coach, train, or add staff to provide missing
skills.
Human Resources groups or Learning, Education or Training managers who attend can help their organization
apply a targeted improvement approach to project management Competences,
rather than relying on “Just Too Late” or random public class
attendance across a variety of PM vendors with inconsistent methods.
Some organizations prefer to have their Project Management Offices (PMO) administer PM CompModel, because it provides focus to the coaching and skillbuilding their PMOs provide.
This module is especially useful for those in Information Technology organizations
who are attempting to improve their Skills as part of Capability Maturity
Model improvement.
Modular Project Management is a registered
trademark of Goff Associates, Inc., the ProjectExperts.
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