Seminars

British Computer Society (BCS) PROMS-G Spring School 2007:

“Four Simple Steps to Perfect Project Risk Management”

Project risk management is one of the most important skills a project manager can possess. Unfortunately it is also one of the least understood and least used. This is one reason why the majority of project managers fail to deliver on time and on budget. Given that the spend on I.T. projects alone now exceeds £20Bn / annum that’s a lot of wasted money, but failed projects also mean missed business objectives, stressed-out project managers, burnt-out teams and damaged careers.

Find out how to reduce the risk on your project to zero in just four steps. You’ll learn:

• why managing risk is essential to delivering projects on time;
• Why most risk management plans are totally useless;
• The four simple steps you need to take to create the perfect project risk management plan.

March 13, 7:00pm - 8:30 pm. Microsoft, Thames Valley Park, RG6 1WG

Further details and ticket prices are available from the BCS website (opens new window)

London Metropolitan University:

October (date to be advised)