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Gatekeeping for Capital Project Governance

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Tuesday, May 25 to Wednesday, May 26 2010

Australia (Melbourne)

US$1650.00

12 Professional Development Units - PMI

This event is in progress, and therefore is no longer available for registration. Please visit the Program Schedule page to find other dates and locations. If you would like more information on this program please contact the IPA Institute.

Far too many capital projects do not achieve the desired business outcomes. These investments fail to meet their targeted returns either by exceeding the expected cost and schedule targets, failing to operate as expected and, in the worst cases, being the wrong investment to meet the business need. Gatekeeping for Capital Project Governance provides a better understanding of what business people need to do to aid capital projects in achieving their objectives. This curriculum will improve the interface between business and engineering to better align project execution with business strategy. The program will provide business people with a set of questions they can ask to ensure a project meets business needs, methodologies for making changes when needed, and an understanding of the relationship between business decisions and project outcomes. Learnings from discussions with their peers and presentation of research findings will provide participants with the basis for implementation plans to improve capital effectiveness. This program is registered with the Project Management Institute (PMI), allowing attendees to claim 12 Professional Development Units (PDUs) upon completion of the course.

Details Specific to this Program Event

Gatekeeping for Capital Project Governance will be instructed by IPA Managing Director of Singapore Allison Aschman and Project Analyst Joseph O'Brien. Registration cost includes the 10% GST tax (base price before GST and discounts is $1,500.00). Lunch and materials are also included in the cost of the course. Dress is business casual. This 1.5 day course is designed to communicate IPA's definitive research on capital projects to the attendees in a variety of ways. The format uses discussion and illustrative case examples to demonstrate and document the salient concepts. Facilitated discussions with other attendees will allow learning among peers to be shared, as well.


Language

This course will be delivered in English.


Course Material

All participants will receive a course notebook which will include a hard copy of the program materials.

 

Course Venue

Ether Conference Centre - The Arbour Room
265 Little Bourke St. 
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Telephone: +61 3 8662 1341

This program will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on May 25, and 8 a.m. to Noon on May 26.


Hotel Reservations

Overnight participants will be responsible for making their own hotel reservations and payment.

 

Claiming PDUs

Gatekeeping for Capital Project Governance is officially registered with PMI, which allows attendees to easily claim 12 PDUs upon completion of the course. Simply visit the PMI Continuing Certification Requirements site and submit the PDU Activity Reporting Form (Provider Number: 2767 / Activity Number: XXXGTK). For those claiming PDUs through other education organizations, please note that the duration of this course is 12 hours.