Project Management -Performance Excellence

Overview
In this workshop you will, using simple methods and tools, learn how to structure your project into phases, define work packages and communicate appropriately with different stakeholders.

After completing this workshop you will understand the key success factors influencing a project, foresee issues earlier and how to align the team to a clearly defined goal. This workshops improves the professional success and reduces the personal stress in a challenging environment.

Why should you Attend
You have a great product idea or a new project, but are struggling to structure it and align the different stakeholders? In an increasing competitive environment companies are turning to project management to deliver business results.

With solid project management skills you will be able to make a plan that will increase the performance of your team. Being able to apply different tools effectively and efficiently increases the probability of getting projects delivered and products on the market.

Areas Covered in the Session
Project planning
Project risk management
Project information and communication
Managing interdisciplinary projects
Who Will Benefit
Project Managers
Anyone Working in project teams
Speaker Profile
Ulrike Neuberger holds a Double Degree in European Business Administration from ESB Reutlingen (Germany) and Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Spain). She has more than 15 years experience in the healthcare industry, mainly with Medical Devices and OTCs. Ulrike has a broad business understanding and sound experience in product management, market development and marketing.

Event link: https://www.traininng.com/webinar/-200971live?channel=theconferencealerts-july_2019_SEO
Contact Info
Traininng.com LLC
Email: [email protected]
Phone: US: (510) 962-8903
Phone: Zurich: +41 - 43 434 80 33
Website : https://www.traininng.com

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WHEN AND WHERE

09 July 2019
United States of America

ORGANIZER

Traininng.com LLC

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