Project Risk Management Strategies and Tactics, PMI, Jan. 9

Project Risk Management Strategies and Tactics, PMI

When:  Wednesday, January 09, 2013, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm

Where: Cedarbrook Lodge, 18525 36th Avenue South, Seattle

What: This course provides an overview of project risk management techniques. Participants identify project risks and manage those risks throughout the project life cycle. Specific emphasis will be placed throughout the course on having a proactive mindset with response to risk for effective project management.

Outcomes / Learning Objectives:

1. Define risk management
2. Understand the advantages of risk management as a process
3. Identify all project risks in a team environment
4. Write effective risk statements
5. Perform qualitative risk analysis for project risks
6. Develop the criteria for a qualitative risk matrix
7. Plot qualitative risks on a risk matrix
8. Perform quantitative risk analysis for project risks
9. Use three point estimates to characterize costs and schedule risks
10. Perform expected value calculations
11. Select quantitative or qualitative risk analysis based on the +’s and -’s of each method
12. Generate risk response plans
13. Screen and prioritize risks
14. Communicate risks to project stakeholders to maximize customer satisfaction
15. Explain how our “risk attitudes” affects how we manage risks
16. Understand the importance of updating risk plans
17. Recognize that risk monitoring and control is an ongoing process

Who: Many people choose a physician by finding out who doctors send their family to when they need medical attention. They are looking for the doctor’s doctor, the best of the best. Dr. James T. Brown is a doctor’s doctor when it comes to project management. He was chosen to evaluate and update the curriculum of one of the largest project management training companies. He was chosen by one of the leading project management software vendors to evaluate their product. McGraw Hill recently published his book The Handbook of Program Management. Leading companies in the business of project management choose Dr. Brown when they need project management expertise.

Project Managers, Project Team Members, Project Stakeholders would benefit from this course.

How Much: Early Registration (by 12/19/12)-$240 for Members / $265 for Non-members, Regular Registration-$270 for Members / $295 for Non-members

How: Register online