| Project Management
Project Management: Scope
This course is designed as an advanced exploration into the development of scope for a project. If a Project Manager can get a well-defined scope, he or she can develop a clearly defined and adequately detailed project plan. This allows the Project Manager to have a greater chance of success with the project. The course will not only discuss the development of this area but how to integrate the entire team into understanding what they need, and continuing to refine this process over the life of the project.
Overview: 2 day with 14 PDUs
How attendees will benefit:
- Gain the tools, techniques and templates to manage project scope and requirements
- Get commitment on deliverables, schedules and resources
- Manage changes to the project scope and define the “known unknowns”
This program will show you how to:
- Identify project stakeholders and involve them in documenting their product or process requirements.
- Gain early agreement on project scope to avoid scope creep—OR anticipate and manage risks.
- Achieve increased customer satisfaction with project deliverables and effective execution of projects.
Some of the topics to be covered:
- Why scope management is critical to project success
- Setting high-level business objectives, requirements, gathering techniques and constraints
- Analyzing the expected cost/benefit to the organization and customer
- User needs analysis for developing preliminary requirements
- Project scope planning and verification
- Developing the work breakdown structure
- Converting requirements into product specs
- Project scope control and change management
- Project closure: gaining acceptance from the stakeholders and the customer
Who should attend?
Project and program managers, directors and sponsors, as well as PMO managers, team leaders and business analysts. Attendees should have formal, introductory project management training.
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