Define, Hire, And Develop Your Next-Generation Project Managers
Air Date: Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Cost: $250
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Presented By:
Mary Gerush
Who should attend: Application Development & Delivery professionals
Description:
Software delivery has changed. Organizations are looking for their software development projects to deliver high business value and strong customer satisfaction, as well as come in on time and on budget. They also demand faster and cheaper solutions, so new methodologies, such as Agile, and new principles, such as Lean, have taken hold. Stakeholders are tech savvy, and project teams are globally distributed. All of these changes affect what organizations need from their project managers to succeed today and in the future. Next-generation project managers still have a sound understanding of project management best practices, but they also have updated soft skills focused heavily on people, team building, and collaboration, and they understand how and when to adapt processes, practices, and communications based on context. If you haven't redefined project management in your organization, it's time to meet the next-generation project manager.
Agenda:
A snapshot of yesterday's and today's IT project managers
How changes to software delivery necessitate a reinvention of the role
Modernized software delivery teams need a new type of leader: What does he or she look like?