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2021 MTC Professional Development Day (09-20-2021)
September 20th, 2021
TOPIC: Tools and Tactics to Recover Troubled Projects
PDU: 7.5 - Technical
SPEAKER: Shawn Belling M.S., PMI-ACP, PMP, CSP, & Vice-President, Professional Services for CloudCraze
ABSTRACT:
We will be spending the day learning practical applications to asses a project and develop a recovery plan in 'real life' scenarios. For instance, how to get projects, months behind, back on track, to release it and immediately convert it to work with a brand new ERP system that goes live within 8-weeks, MUST work and is plagued by technical, sponsorship, governance issues. Just to name a few.
PMI Thumb Chapter Oct 2021 Dinner Meeting
TOPIC: Identifying Reasons for Doing Business (PAIN)
BONUS: Meet The Board! Board Member Interviews
PDU: .1 - Technical - .5 Leadership
SPEAKER: Ken Seawell, Managing Partner, EAM Consulting Group
BONUS: Selected Board Members
ABSTRACT:
Ken will talk about identifying reasons for doing business. He will use the PAIN acronym to explain this process. This may help us sell our services to the companies we work for and with.
BONUS: PMI-MTC Director of Social Media, will be interviewing a few of our chapter's sitting board members.
PMI Thumb Chapter Nov 2021 Dinner Meeting
TOPIC: Storytelling with Data
BONUS: Meet The Board! Board Member Interviews
PDU: 1 - Technical - .5 Leadership
SPEAKER: Tom Burrell, PMP, MI-GSO | PCUBED
BONUS: Selected Board Members
ABSTRACT:
To remain competitive, businesses must react quickly to an ever-changing landscape. They must be able to leverage their data to adapt their strategy in next to real-time. However, inconsistent data gathering, absence of key information, and following lagging indicators consistently hinders business interconnectivity.
BONUS: PMI-MTC Director of Social Media, will be interviewing a few of our chapter's sitting board members.
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