NC PMI Special Interest Group sessions

I have been attending the Special Interest Group sessions of NC PMI. Some topics discussed there are very interesting while others are not so very interesting and down right FYI kind of sessions. The session I have attended in the PMO SIG was very interesting. The speaker Jose Solera, a former employee at intel presented a very interesting topic of “Project Accelerating”. This technique apperantly was used in Intel to deliver projects successfully. Timm Esque along with Jose Solera are evangelising this technique to deliver successful projects. Timm has written a book on this technique named “No Surprises Project Management“. This technique focuses on Planning and execution. 

This technique depends on detailed planning using “Map Days” and frequent status reviews on whether the commitments by the team is “Done” or not. 

These sessions are very interesting and are open to any one who registers online on the NC PMI website. I would recommend these sessions for all PMs local to the RTP, NC area.

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About Venu Mallarapu

I am currently working as Practice Director at Cognizant Technology Services in their Life Sciences division. I have over 22 years of experience in developing IT Solutions and Services, specifically for Life Sciences industry for over 16 years. I have worked with small to large pharma customers to address their business needs across R&D, Sales and Marketing and Manufacturing & Supply Chain areas. My passion is Pharma R&D. I blog and write about varied topics in Pharma Industry as well as latest Technology trends that impact Clinical Research and have also presented at various conferences and workshops on wide variety of related topics.

2 responses to “NC PMI Special Interest Group sessions”

  1. Jose Solera says :

    Thanks for the post, Venu. Just saw it through a Google alert!

    BTW, I’m scheduling a full-day workshop in late May. I’ll be sending out details pretty soon! It teaches how to use and follow the process.

    Regards,

    Jose

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