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June 9, 2008

 

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Ends at 5:00pm on the Wednesday before the Dinner Meeting.

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PMIGLC Dinner Meeting

 

Location: Troy, Management Educational Center

Title: It's The End of the PMO As We Know it (and I Feel Fine): Top Risks to the PMO

By: Steven J. Swamba, PMP

Time:

Check-in ~ 6:00pm

Dinner ~ 6:30pm

Presentation ~ 7:30pm

PDU Code C011-060908

Presentation materials

 

PMIGLC Forum

 

Title: Risk Management: Monitoring and Control

By: Geeta Madurkar

Forum Time: 5:30-6:30 - Before the Dinner Meeting

Fees: $20 (Member), $25 (Non-member)

PDUs: Earn 2.5 PDUs by attending the dinner meeting and the forum; forum only…1 PDU.

 

 

PDU Code C011-060908F


Dinner Meeting Presentation Abstract


Overview:


In today's project management world, a renewed interest and scrutiny of organizational Project/Program Management Offices (PMOs) has emerged. Most organizations continue to endure the PMO as cost-centers which fail to provide satisfactory justification of their long-term value. This has made the PMO a high visibility target of organizational cost-cutting measures, and has introduced new risks that threaten the PMO's core existence.

 

To better confront the challenges at hand requires a greater awareness and understanding of the gap between organizational expectations and PMO benefits. We must become visionary PMO champions armed with forward-thinking vigilance to mitigate these new risks and demonstrate business value.

 

Learning Objectives:


This session will offer a competitive advantage in understanding some of the most critical risks affecting PMOs today. The expected outcome is a greater awareness to predict and adapt to top PMO risks and threats before it is too late.

 

Speaker Biography

Mr. Swamba has over ten years experience applying both strategic and tactical leadership in project / program management and business process improvements. He successfully led engagements in enterprise resource planning, software development and implementation (including outsourced/offshore/agile), system development and project lifecycle design and optimization. Strategic consulting includes serving as trusted advisor to executives and project management leaders on project portfolios, maturity models, PMO design/adaptation/integration, project management advisory councils, governance, enterprise risk assessments and change management. Steve's representative accomplishment includes the multi-million dollar development of the global program and project management execution framework within General Motors' System Delivery Management and Software Development Process.

FORUM INFORMATION

 

Presentation Abstract:

Geeta Madurkar

Presenter:

Senior Program Manager at Comerica. Has worked on many risk and compliance projects for the bank. Previously worked as Program Manager at ACN Telecommunications for Energy Forecasting and Telecommunications.


 

 


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