Project Management for
Administrative Professionals
Research has shown that one of the most critical skills of highly successful administrative professionals is their ability to manage complex projects independently from conception to completion. At this important session, Tom Douglas, a Certified Project Manager (PMP) will provide the latest techniques and approaches that will give you the confidence to deal with the pressures, pitfalls and challenges associated with getting the job done.
Plan, organize and control projects of any size
Create project statements
Understand the role and responsibility of the project manager
Determine project risks and develop contingencies
Define project team roles in matrix organizations
Understand the socio-cultural aspects of project management
Identify the range of projects AP's are asked to complete
Solve project problems effectively in a timely manner
Avoiding disaster - organize and track project resources to maximize productivity
Ensure that you meet project objectives
Understand the role and responsibility of the project manager
Use influence without authority to keep people on track
Recognize the major causes of project successes and failures
SWOT Analysis - what it means in organizing a project
Critical success factors -- risk management tools
Understand project scope, value chain and risks
Take advantage of several new project-scheduling techniques
Use proven project management techniques successfully
Keep your projects on track from beginning to end
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