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| February 2010 Lunch & Learn 360° Project Lifecycle Health Assessments Thursday, February 25 – 11:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM
| CQAA's 2010 Lunch and Learn Series is Sponsored by IBM Note the new location | | | | To Register Click Here | | | | Topic Description |
Now, more than ever, businesses cannot afford costly surprises, flawed information, and limited visibility into project performance. Proactive, preventive, “early warning” processes must be put in place to help diagnose and manage project health and reduce the cost of poor quality. This presentation will address how the rigorous application of project assessment and independent verification and validation (IVV) processes, tools, and techniques throughout the project lifecycle can increase an organization’s ability to detect, measure, and manage risk more effectively. This will reduce the likelihood of budget overruns, late deliveries, sponsor dissatisfaction, and reduced work product quality. Leveraging best practices knowledge to customize scorecards and conduct health assessments that combine subjective intelligence with statistical data, helps to solve immediate problems and prevent their root causes from degrading future performance.
Speaker - Anthony Mattucci Anthony Mattucci, founder and Chairman of the Board of Milano, Inc., is a former Chief Quality Officer and VP of Project Management with a 25 year track record of accomplishment in project and process performance improvement. He is the author of the Calibra® Performance System, an enterprise project performance improvement process and toolset. Anthony has trained hundreds of senior IT professionals in project assessment, coaching, mentoring, and turnaround and recovery. He is a certified Calibra® Master Practitioner. |
Location: Hosted by: IBM at the IBM Innovation Center
71 S. Wacker Drive, Chicago - 6th Floor(Corner of Monroe and Wacker)
Agenda: 11:30 – 11:45 check-in, lunch and networking 11:45 – 12:45 presentation and discussion Lunch Arrangements: Lunch will be provided but we are asking for a $10.00 contribution to offset the cost. When you register you can pay $10.00 by credit card if you choose to have lunch, or register without lunch and pay nothing. Lunch payments cannot be refunded and only substitutions are allowed. | | | |
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