Project Management – Financial Methods of Project Assessment

Project Management – Financial Methods of Project Assessment, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 6 lectures, based on 30 reviews, and has 134 subscribers.

You will learn about Introduction to Project Portfolio Management (PPM) Financial Method: Payback Financial Method: Discounted Payback Financial Method: Net Present Value (NPV) Financial Method: Profitability Index Financial Method: Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Financial Method: Bang for Buck Financial Method: Expected Commercial Value Pros and Cons of Financial Methods This course is ideal for individuals who are You need to understand how to assess projects from a financial point of view or You plan to participate in or lead a financial assessment of a project exercise or You want to learn about the various methodologies available to analyze project value or Project and program managers who run projects and have to report performance metrics to executives and stakeholders or C-level executives who have to be able to understand EVM reports or Functional department directors and managers also need to read status reports or “Technical resources” whose work is crucial to the project success or Professionals who are not certified project managers but manage projects anyways It is particularly useful for You need to understand how to assess projects from a financial point of view or You plan to participate in or lead a financial assessment of a project exercise or You want to learn about the various methodologies available to analyze project value or Project and program managers who run projects and have to report performance metrics to executives and stakeholders or C-level executives who have to be able to understand EVM reports or Functional department directors and managers also need to read status reports or “Technical resources” whose work is crucial to the project success or Professionals who are not certified project managers but manage projects anyways.

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Title: Project Management – Financial Methods of Project Assessment

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 6

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 6

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• Introduction to Project Portfolio Management (PPM)
• Financial Method: Payback
• Financial Method: Discounted Payback
• Financial Method: Net Present Value (NPV)
• Financial Method: Profitability Index
• Financial Method: Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
• Financial Method: Bang for Buck
• Financial Method: Expected Commercial Value
• Pros and Cons of Financial Methods

Who Should Attend

• You need to understand how to assess projects from a financial point of view
• You plan to participate in or lead a financial assessment of a project exercise
• You want to learn about the various methodologies available to analyze project value
• Project and program managers who run projects and have to report performance metrics to executives and stakeholders
• C-level executives who have to be able to understand EVM reports
• Functional department directors and managers also need to read status reports
• “Technical resources” whose work is crucial to the project success
• Professionals who are not certified project managers but manage projects anyways

Target Audiences

• You need to understand how to assess projects from a financial point of view
• You plan to participate in or lead a financial assessment of a project exercise
• You want to learn about the various methodologies available to analyze project value
• Project and program managers who run projects and have to report performance metrics to executives and stakeholders
• C-level executives who have to be able to understand EVM reports
• Functional department directors and managers also need to read status reports
• “Technical resources” whose work is crucial to the project success
• Professionals who are not certified project managers but manage projects anyways