Contracting in the Changing World of Projects is a day and a half long seminar to share knowledge on how contracting approaches and strategy are linked to business value. Contracting strategy is an important element of any project execution plan. It is often a contentious area with strongly held beliefs about how contract plans can influence project outcomes. However, no one contracting strategy is right for all projects or project systems. As more and more work is outsourced by owners to contractors, contracting arrangements have become increasingly important elements of the capital project process. This program is registered with the Project Management Institute (PMI), allowing attendees to claim 12 Professional Development Units (PDUs) upon completion of the course.

Special Offers

• Group discounts
• Early registration
• Conference coupons

Details Specific to this Program Event

The cost of this 1.5-day course does not include local taxes. Course materials and lunch are included.  Dress is business casual. This course is designed to communicate IPA's definitive research on contracting strategies of 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 Spanish.

Course Material

This course will be delivered in CD format, therefore, a laptop will be required. If you would like to request a paper copy instead, please notify us 10 days prior to the start of the course.

Course Venue

Radisson Plaza Santiago Hotel
Av. Vitacura 2610
Las Condes 6760197
Santiago, Chile
(562) 433-9000

The program is scheduled from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.

Hotel Reservations

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

Claiming PDUs

Contracting in the Changing World of Projects 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: INS-CON). For those claiming PDUs through other education organizations, please note that the duration of this course is 12 hours.