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From and By Alex Brown:
Tuesday December 4, and the time is 12 noon Eastern Standard Time.
18:00 h en France.
I will be giving a web seminar this Tuesday that is open to all. It is being produced by the PMI Troubled Projects SIG and sponsored by my own company, Real-Life Projects.
The topic is "What is Failure Anyway?" and I plan to challenge many of the so-called truths about project failure. I believe it is not as common or pervasive as speakers commonly claim, and I know for sure that few people have thought deeply about what they really mean by "failure". This presentation promises to be an eye-opener.
Everyone is invited, and TPSIG is offering free registration to anyone who wishes to join, so please do sign up and attend. There will be a chance to ask questions, and I hope to have some good debate and discussion. To register, follow this link:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/238822245
The date is Tuesday December 4, and the time is 12 noon Eastern Standard Time. To see what that means in your time zone, visit this link.
I hope to "see" you all there.
--Alex
Here is the text of the official announcement:
TPSIG Webinar: What is "Failure" Anyway?
Join us for a Web Seminar on December 4, January 8, and January 12
Title: TPSIG: What is "Failure" Anyway?
This session is being repeated three times. All three presentations will contain the same main presentation material, and all will allow questions & answers.
Date: Tuesday, December 4, 2007, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
Date: Tuesday, January 8, 2007, 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM EST
Date: Saturday, January 12, 2007, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
Space is limited. Reserve your Seat Now at:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/238822245 (December 4)
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/891152070
(January Cool
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/199443618 (January 12)
Abstract: Experts say that a huge percentage of projects "fail"? But what do they mean by "fail"? This session will challenge those commonly-accepted statistics, and help you set a clear definition of success and failure in your own organization. With proper communication and management, no project needs to "fail."
About the presenter:
Alex S. Brown, PMP IPMA-C is an experienced project manager and award-winning leader and speaker. He has spoken at many PMI Congresses in North America and Asia since 2002, and has been featured at over a dozen other project management events. His articles have appeared in newsletters around the world, and he provides advice to peers internationally through his web site, http://www.alexsbrown.com. He has been a project manager for software development and financial services projects since 1993.
Alex owns Real-Life Projects, Inc., and does speaking, training, and consulting for his clients, to help them improve their businesses.
About the sponsor:
Real-Life Projects, Inc. is the company to call when you don't have time to waste. A veteran, experienced adviser will help your organization get past those frustrating hurdles that are hurting sales, expenses, or profit. Whether the problem is a complex office move, a strategic plan that is not being put to use, or a computer system that is not delivering results, Real-Life Projects can help.
Don't waste any more time. Contact Real-Life Projects at http://www.rlprj.com.
Karl Schaeffer PE, PMP; VP Marketing/Communications
Project Management Institute Troubled Projects Specific Interest Group
email: vp-mktg@tpsig.org
web: http://www.tpsig.org
Tuesday December 4, and the time is 12 noon Eastern Standard Time.
18:00 h en France.
I will be giving a web seminar this Tuesday that is open to all. It is being produced by the PMI Troubled Projects SIG and sponsored by my own company, Real-Life Projects.
The topic is "What is Failure Anyway?" and I plan to challenge many of the so-called truths about project failure. I believe it is not as common or pervasive as speakers commonly claim, and I know for sure that few people have thought deeply about what they really mean by "failure". This presentation promises to be an eye-opener.
Everyone is invited, and TPSIG is offering free registration to anyone who wishes to join, so please do sign up and attend. There will be a chance to ask questions, and I hope to have some good debate and discussion. To register, follow this link:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/238822245
The date is Tuesday December 4, and the time is 12 noon Eastern Standard Time. To see what that means in your time zone, visit this link.
I hope to "see" you all there.
--Alex
Here is the text of the official announcement:
TPSIG Webinar: What is "Failure" Anyway?
Join us for a Web Seminar on December 4, January 8, and January 12
Title: TPSIG: What is "Failure" Anyway?
This session is being repeated three times. All three presentations will contain the same main presentation material, and all will allow questions & answers.
Date: Tuesday, December 4, 2007, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
Date: Tuesday, January 8, 2007, 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM EST
Date: Saturday, January 12, 2007, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
Space is limited. Reserve your Seat Now at:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/238822245 (December 4)
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/891152070
(January Cool
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/199443618 (January 12)
Abstract: Experts say that a huge percentage of projects "fail"? But what do they mean by "fail"? This session will challenge those commonly-accepted statistics, and help you set a clear definition of success and failure in your own organization. With proper communication and management, no project needs to "fail."
About the presenter:
Alex S. Brown, PMP IPMA-C is an experienced project manager and award-winning leader and speaker. He has spoken at many PMI Congresses in North America and Asia since 2002, and has been featured at over a dozen other project management events. His articles have appeared in newsletters around the world, and he provides advice to peers internationally through his web site, http://www.alexsbrown.com. He has been a project manager for software development and financial services projects since 1993.
Alex owns Real-Life Projects, Inc., and does speaking, training, and consulting for his clients, to help them improve their businesses.
About the sponsor:
Real-Life Projects, Inc. is the company to call when you don't have time to waste. A veteran, experienced adviser will help your organization get past those frustrating hurdles that are hurting sales, expenses, or profit. Whether the problem is a complex office move, a strategic plan that is not being put to use, or a computer system that is not delivering results, Real-Life Projects can help.
Don't waste any more time. Contact Real-Life Projects at http://www.rlprj.com.
Karl Schaeffer PE, PMP; VP Marketing/Communications
Project Management Institute Troubled Projects Specific Interest Group
email: vp-mktg@tpsig.org
web: http://www.tpsig.org
