IPA Institute - Gatekeeping Effectiveness: How to Be a Business Leader for Capital Projects May 15, 2012
Bangkok (All Thailand Provinces), Bangkok
Gatekeeping Effectiveness: How to Be a Business Leader for Capital Projects is a 2-day seminar that provides gatekeepers, or key decision makers, with a set of tools to aid in the complex and often difficult capital investment decision-making process. A “gated” project process identifies distinct points throughout the project’s life when decisions are made to shape, define, and execute the capital investment so it best meets business needs. The gatekeeper is responsible for making decisions at the end of each gate and must interact with all functions involved in the capital project process to align project objectives with business needs. IPA research has shown that, effectively implemented and resourced, the gated process can improve cost performance by 10 percent or more. Gatekeeping Effectiveness: How to Be a Business Leader for Capital Projects is registered with the Project Management Institute (PMI), allowing attendees to claim 16 Professional Development Units (PDUs) upon completion of the course.
Added by Independent Project Analysis on April 4, 2012