Showing posts with label PMP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PMP. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2013

The 14th. PMI-AGC International Confrance in Bahrain 30 Jan 2013

I delivered our case study "Young Project Managers Camp" in the PMI-AGC 14 International Conferance in Bahrain

Thursday, May 19, 2011

PMI Leadership Meeting & PMI EMEA Congress 2011 in Dublin



PMI Leadership Meeting and PMI EMEA Congress 2011 in Dublin was about People and Communication.


The Keynote Speaker Mr. Keven Eyres, Former Managing Director, LinkedIn Europ said " In a professional context, social media gives companies the ability to quickly identify, Organize and deploy teams, collaborating acress borders and between departments. I Look forward to sharing the potential of social media with a group that can appy it for such tangible, measurable organizational benefit".


This Photo with Mr. Mark A Langley the PMI Presedent and CEO and some of PMI Bord of Directors during PMI Congress 2011



Friday, October 15, 2010

Bill Clinton Says Project Managers Help Tackle Global Challenges

Unfortunately I couldn't attend the PMI Global Congress 2010 North America but I like this article so much it is written By Cyndee Miller, senior editor, PM Network on October 11, 2010

Former U.S. president Bill Clinton sent out a powerful message: Project managers will play a significant role in taking on the toughest global challenges.

"If you're a project manager and you're a professional, there's always going to be something you can do for the next 50 years in the 21st century," Mr. Clinton told the audience Sunday night at PMI Global Congress 2010 -- North America.

Saying he was "fascinated" by project management, Mr. Clinton saw how the profession played a role in his own career.

"The more I thought about coming here, the more I thought about how much my life [in politics] and my work now revolves around good, or not-so-good, project management -- how to allocate money, time and people in a way that achieves the desired objective," he said.

Read more :http://blogs.pmi.org/blog/voices_on_project_management/2010/10/bill-clinton-says-project-mana.html

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Challenges in Microsoft Project 2010

Now it become clear that unless the EPM Consultant has a deep knowledge in Portfolio, Program and Project Management he/she can't get the maximum benefits from Microsoft project server 2010 for the organizations.

Technical Work now went back and business work come ahead. to be only a good in the installation and technical support this will not help you anymore to be EPM consultant.

Microsoft did a wonderful job in the new version of Microsoft Project 2010, really the new version will help the large and medium organization to enhance there investment, standardize the process , Manage demands and Manage resources more effectivel but this will stop many of technicians-who clam for long time that they are gurus in MS Project - to continue do a successful configuration.

Microsoft Project 2010 is very easy to install but it needs seniors and deep experience in the business itself to get the maximum benefit from it.

I found hundreds of technical people just install and configure the Microsoft EPM 2007 and run away after that the companies can't use it in a sufficient way.

In my e-mail box I have many requests from big and medium organizations who are suffering now from the bad implementation and need my help to get benefits from the system.
Those companies did a very common mistake from the beginning they assume that if the person is a good technical person he can implement the system successfully.

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