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PMI Upstate New York: People or Process: Which Has the Greater Effect on Project Success

Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Duration: 3 Hours

PMI Upstate New York Dinner Meeting

Join us while we are in New York while we give a dinner meeting presentation, or join us the following day for a special follow workshop.

Attitude adjustment will begin at 5:30 pm with dinner at 6:00 pm, followed by the program starting promptly at 7:00 pm and adjourning by 8:00 pm.

 Dinner includes Caesar Salad, Rolls, Coffee, & Dessert (Vanilla Bean ice cream topped with fresh strawberries, and fresh whipped cream) with Choice of Entree

 1. Chicken : Francaise

 2. Fish: Herb basted fresh fillet of Atlantic salmon with a chive buerre blanc

 3. Beef: Sirloin cacciatore with rice

 4. Vegetable Provence, sautéed with herbs de Provence and topped with grilled, marinated tofu, brown rice

 

About our presentation: People or Process: Which Has the Greater Effect on Project Success 

People or Process, as the name implies, looks directly at the role of people versus process in a project's success or failure. Process is a needed component of any project, but does not obviate the need to work with people. A project manager's ability to not only manage, but lead and inspire is often the dividing line between an initiative's success and failure. Unfortunately, the trend over the last fifteen years has been to focus on process and reduce project management to a checklist of tasks. This has created a culture that diminishes the value of a project manager with people skills. 

By the end of this presentation, attendees will understand the importance of balancing people and process, where to focus their efforts, and tips on inspiring people to excel at their jobs.

You can get more information about this event by contacting us directly or visiting the PMI Upstate New York Chapter.

 

 

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