Webinar Scope Definition and Decomposition

Webinar Effective Project Scope Management

The root cause for many project problems can be attributed to inadequate planning (or, in some cases, no planning at all).  More specifically, these organizations do not sufficiently define the scope (the “what?”) required to successfully deliver the project.  Struggling project teams often drift into the execution phase without understanding the scope of work. 

The Webinar Scope Definition and Decomposition Web’n Learn is designed to not only introduce better practices for defining the scope of a project; it is also structured to facilitate hands-on learning through individual and team application.  Participants will leave the seminar with a better understanding of project planning techniques such as:  Scope Statement Development and Work Breakdown Structures. 

The goals & objectives of the seminar include:

• To learn useful “take-aways” designed to facilitate proper project scope and schedule planning
  
• To learn relevant and applicable work breakdown techniques
  
• To learn how to effectively utilize the commercially available software packages to help define and decompose project work.

   

• To understand the differences between deliverables, sub-deliverables, and work packages.   Additional terms such as planning packages and elements that should be in your WBS dictionary will also be presented.

PLS-WNL042016 Duration:  1.5 HoursProfessional Development Units (PDUs)/Project Management Education Contact Hours:  1.5 Recommended Prerequisites: None

This session will be facilitated by Chris Wright, CPLP, MPM, PMP^®.

To learn more about Chris, check out his bio  here. All Project Leadership Series^SM instructors are certified Project Management Professionals (PMP)^® with many years of hands-on project leadership experience in a multitude of industries.
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