Event Project Management incorporates event and project management to create a new system of tools and techniques.
Event Project Management incorporates event and project management to create a new system of tools and techniques that enables event managers to research, design, plan, coordinate, and evaluate any event in order to produce a higher rate of return.
The following objectives will be covered:
- The holistic world of project management - The role and skills of the project manager - The advantages and disadvantages of the project environment - Processes & disciplines used - The major deliverables used - The knowledge needed to manage simple or complex projects
Program Outline: Start time:08:30 Finish time:15:00
Project Management Overview:
A holistic look at Project Management disciplines and processes and the characteristics of the Project Manager. We look at methodologies and their uses.
- The purpose of project planning - Implementing teams
• Human Resource Management
We cover the challenges of managing resources and look at the various management styles needed pertaining to the situation.
• Scope Management
We identify how to set the scope of the project and manage all deviations to this scope.
• Communication Management
We study the processes within communication, identify the barriers and create an awareness regarding the effectiveness and importance of communication.
• Quality Management
We look at the different concepts of quality and identify the aspects that provide a quality solution to the client.
• Time Management
We follow the processes of planning, estimating and controlling time, we calculate the critical path and understand the impact of slippages on the project.
• Cost Management
We learn how to compile a comprehensive budget, learn about Earned Value concepts and how to control the budget.
• Risk Management
We learn how to identify, assess and mitigate risks. In addition, we learn how to manage these risks proactively and not reactively.
- Understanding the importance of change management as a means to manage risk - Developing responses to reduce or eliminate risk factors within a project
• Procurement Management
We learn about the different aspects of procurement and how to apply them in various situations. This includes contract administration, management and closeout.
• Project Reporting
- Assessing project performance - Closure reports
Venue
Date: 27 October 2008 to 28 October 2008 Location: Hydepark Fountain Grove, Johannesburg Cost: 4400.00