An Accelerated Path to PPM Excellence

An Accelerated Path to PPM Excellence, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.35, with 20 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 818 subscribers.

You will learn about The student should understand basic PPM concepts and the important contextual issues that need to be addressed as part of PPM Implementation. The student should know basic proficiency in using a PPM Tool to support the management of PPM functions. The student should be familiar with the basic structural components of a PPM function and should also understand how to "scale" PPM function Implementations. The student should understand all of the key concepts that necessary to effectively manage a PPM function. This course is ideal for individuals who are This is course is intended for experienced program and project managers. It is particularly useful for This is course is intended for experienced program and project managers.

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Summary

Title: An Accelerated Path to PPM Excellence

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.35

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The student should understand basic PPM concepts and the important contextual issues that need to be addressed as part of PPM Implementation.
The student should know basic proficiency in using a PPM Tool to support the management of PPM functions.
The student should be familiar with the basic structural components of a PPM function and should also understand how to "scale" PPM function Implementations.
The student should understand all of the key concepts that necessary to effectively manage a PPM function.

Who Should Attend

This is course is intended for experienced program and project managers.

Target Audiences

This is course is intended for experienced program and project managers.

This course is intended for experienced program and project management professionals who need to learn the key concepts that will assist them in getting their Project Portfolio Management (PPM) functions up and running as soon as possible and with a high probability of sustainable success.

The course covers the following key concepts in a practical, hands-on fashion:

1. The Rationale for PPM and, why PPM matters

Why the Project Centric nature of more and more organizations increases the importance of PPM
The overall financial value of PPM
Real World Examples of PPM

2. Establishing the Right Context for PPM

Considerations for managing different types of projects within different groups in the enterprise
Why Organizational Change Management Considerations are critical success factors for PPM
Determining the right balance of Project Management Methodology and Project Processes
Navigating Project Management and PPM Tool Considerations
Assessing and Improving Project Management Performance within PPM functions
PPM Team Member Considerations

3. Creating Your PPM Structure

Why Create Portfolios and Programs?
Suggested types of Portfolios and Programs
Demand Management fundamentals

4. Managing your PPM Solution

Enterprise Resource Management
Financial Management
Project Metrics across the PPM function
Enterprise Project Status Reporting
Enterprise Project Performance Management

The course also offers a free, one-year license to a PPM tool (ITM Platform) that will be used in the course, and that can also be used to begin the development of a PPM solution.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Why PPM Matters (An Introduction to an "Accelerated Path to PPM Excellence")

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Chapter 2: Establishing the right context for PPM

Lecture 1: Introduction to this section: Establishing the right context for PPM

Lecture 2: Considerations for managing different types of projects within different groups

Lecture 3: The role of Project Methodology and Project Management Processes

Lecture 4: Navigating Project Management and PPM Tools

Lecture 5: Assessing and Improving Project Management Performance – Introduction

Lecture 6: Considerations related to your Project Management Performance Assessment

Lecture 7: PPM Team Member Considerations

Chapter 3: Creating Your PPM Structure

Lecture 1: Introduction to this Section: Creating Your PPM Structure

Lecture 2: Why Portfolios or Programs? / Suggested Types of Portfolios and Programs

Lecture 3: Demand Management Fundamentals

Lecture 4: Designing a Portfolio and Incorporating Demand Management

Chapter 4: Managing Your PPM Function

Lecture 1: Introduction to this Section: Managing Your PPM

Lecture 2: Enterprise Resource Utilization

Lecture 3: Financial Management

Lecture 4: Basic Project Metrics (Enterprise Project Mgmt Implications)

Lecture 5: Enterprise Project Status Reporting

Lecture 6: Enterprise PPM Reporting and Performance Management

Lecture 7: Course Wrap-up

Instructors

Peter Walzer
CEO / Principal at Blue Globe Group, Inc.

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