As corporations accelerate
their global activities, they are finding that it is essential that
their project teams are able to cross both functional and geographic
boundaries.
To be successful global project managers must possess the necessary
process skills as well as effective communication skills. While
today’s technological advances have greatly benefited the work of
global teams, they have also raised additional issues such as
commitment, conflict management and control. The most successful
global projects (and global project managers) are those that have a
carefully thought through communication strategy, open team member
relationships and an understanding of the cultural differences
involved in the project.
Target Audience
Project managers,
project team members and those involved in virtual projects
functioning across borders.
This workshop is designed to achieve the following learning
objectives:
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Define the
phases of the project management
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Generate the
planning, organizing and scheduling documents for an effective
project master plan
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Define roles
and objectives of a multinational and cross functional project
team
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Use information
and technology effectively for monitoring and controlling
project progress, reporting, decision-making and taking
corrective action
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Employ risk
management techniques planning methods to keep a project on
course