| Europe Network Workshop |
The Softer Side of Change
17 & 18 June 2008
Hilton London Heathrow
Terminal 4, Hounslow Middlesex,
London TW6 3AF
United Kingdom
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There is an increasing awareness that project managers ignore 'soft' issues at their peril, but how exactly do we account for the human side of project management?
With the help of guest speakers such as Nicola Wadham from Cadbury Schweppes, Rebecca Shepheard from the London Development Agency and Steve Allchorn of the Post Office, this workshop aims to identify the best ways to manage the human aspects of change, to embed new practices and processes within an established organisation and to overcome corporate inertia to achieve lasting cultural improvement.
Project and programme managers spend much time charting the process of change in terms of time, cost and the quality of output. What is less easy to illustrate and quantify through Gantt charts and Critical Path Analysis, are the human aspects of change - the effects of change on the very ways in which human beings operate.
All attendees are invited to join us for an informal Network Dinner on the evening of June 17th. Our
pre-dinner speaker is Kay Mitchell, Project Manager for the Caudwell Xtreme Everest expedition, who will reveal in her talk on 'Project Managing Caudwell Xtreme Everest' what was involved in making the expedition happen and getting 250 volunteers up on Everest. |
This workshop is free to members, exclusive of accommodation, but including all refreshments and the Network Dinner.
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For more information, contact Rebecca Phillips rebecca.phillips@humansystems.net
or telephone
+44 (0)207 290 2766.
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| APM PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE 2008 |
 
Following the success of the 2007 event, Dr Terry Cooke-Davies will again be chairing the APM Project Management Conference 2008. This year's conference is entitled 'Success through Projects' and will be held at The Brewery Conference Centre, London, 29-30th October 2008.
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Instant Corporate Analysis
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We're offering you a free analysis of your organization's capability for project and programme management success. Simply complete this online questionnaire and a report will automatically be emailed back to you! It will identify some of your organization's strengths and weaknesses and is an excellent start to gaining a better understanding of how to improve your project results.
Human Systems has a range of proprietary analysis tools just like this one. These are developed with the benefit of almost 20 years' experience working with multinational organizations.
But what makes us really unique is that we have almost 20 years' of best practice data to compare your practices and processes against. Data from some of the leading project management organizations in the world - some in your own industry, some in different industries. Not only that, but we have the skill to help you develop your practices and processes, so that next time you do an assessment, you can measure exactly how far you've improved!
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- PMI Global Congress EMEA 2008, Malta May 19 - 21 2008 - more info
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| Meet Human Systems, exhibiting at: |
- PMI Global Congress 2008 - North America, Denver, Colorado USA
18–21 October 2008 - more info
- The APM Project Management Conference - Success through projects
The Brewery Conference Centre London, 29-30th October 2008 - more info
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Right Projects Done Right!
Dr Terry Cooke-Davies' book,
co-authored with international consultant Paul Dinsmore, has
been acclaimed as ‘one of the best books on project management
to emerge in the past several years’.
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