Software projects are becoming ever more complex. However, customers expect solutions to be delivered at the shortest possible time at lower costs but with highest quality. Hence, projects are a constant balance between the triple constraints of time, cost and scope while maintaining quality. Project Management is also not applicable just for the software industry. Projects are carried out in any industry or domain may it be marketing, sales, construction, telecommunications, events, public sector, airline and so on. Thus being able to successfully plan for and execute projects is of utmost importance to any individual.
The project managers role is shifting from that of a manager to a more of a leadership role in the project. Project managers are not just expected to find and allocate resources and keep track of the project progress. They are now expected to be able to collaborate with multiple stakeholders, map project and product scope balancing time, cost and quality parameters. Thus the role of project managers has changed from that of a traditional role of assigning and managing tasks to a more of a doer or guider of the team.
Our PM courses are designed to take participants through a journey of learning related concepts. The participant will learn about,
- Project Types
- Projects, Programs and Portfolios
- Organization Structures
- Basics in PM
- Project Lifecycles
- Measuring Project success
- Different aspects of project management
- Stakeholder Management
- Communications Management
- Risk Management
- Time Management
- Cost Management
- Quality Management
- Scope Management
- Procurement Management
Project Management Methodologies
- Waterfall
- RUP
- Iterative
- Spiral
- Agile
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