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Prinzo Group
For Registration or to Schedule an On-site Training, Please contact Amanda Shook at 404-920-2023 or ashook@tagonline.org
Workshop Name: How To Assure Project Success: No Wishing Required
Format: 1‐Day Workshop
Who Should Attend: Business Owners, Directors, Project Managers and Team Members
Description: This course will provide attendees with:
- An understanding of Project Assurance and why it is necessary for enterprise technology and transformation projects
- An overview of the Collaborative Intervention® Project Assurance Methodology
- Detailed knowledge of each stage of the project’s lifecycle and how to identify project ‘gaps’
- Hands on exercises that assist in the planning and execution of enterprise technology and transformation projects
- Working knowledge of how to intervene in a project to build consensus for implementing solutions to close project ‘gaps’
- Access to Project Wing, the on‐line Project Assurance Portal with assessment and intervention templates
- A copy of No Wishing Required: The Business Case for Project Assurance
Workshop Name: Project Assurance through Collaborative Intervention®
Format: 2‐Day Workshop
Who Should Attend: Business Owners, Directors, Project Managers and Team Members
Description: This course will provide attendees with:
- An understanding of Project Assurance and why it is necessary for enterprise technology and transformation projects
- An overview of the Collaborative Intervention® Project Assurance Methodology
- Detailed knowledge of when to conduct project assessment, what to look for at each stage of the project’s lifecycle and how to identify project ‘gaps’
- Working knowledge of how to intervene in a project to build consensus for implementing solutions to close project ‘gaps’
- A hands‐on case study based on the concept of class. Students will participate in a mock project assurance assessment to identify potential failure points, develop solutions and implement remediation strategies.
- Access to Project Wing, the on‐line Project Assurance Portal with assessment and intervention templates
- A copy of No Wishing Required: The Business Case for Project Assurance
Student Comments:
“Great course ‐ I felt like I was in an
academic environment being taught
by someone with a lot of relevant
real world experience.”
“Amazing Book. One that I will keep
on my desk ay work for reference.”
“The instructor did a great job of
sharing his knowledge and experience.
The class was a good mix of
exercises and lecture.”
“I learned a lot about the steps necessary
to help a project finish successfully.
Though I am not a project
manager in my current role, the class
helped me gain a better understanding
of project management.”
“Very useful and will greatly benefit
our organization.”
“I learned a great deal that can be
applied to my current job, especially
in the management of projects.”
“Loved the class!”
More Information:
www.prinzogroup.com
