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Seminar Name:
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“Human Factor Essentials for Project Managers Fast Track to Right Assessment and Action"
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Date:
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Wednesday 23 December 2009
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Duration:
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1/2 day afternoon (12:45 – 16:15 hrs.)
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Venue:
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AYF Access Place, 1st Fl., Ploenchit Tower, 898, Ploenchit Rd., Bangkok, Thailand. - - -> Please click HERE for a MAP!!
BTS: The most convenient is to take the BTS and get off at Chitlom Station then use Exit no.4 to Mercury.
We will not support you a Parking Fee!! Please do not bring the car to the seminar.
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Registration:
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Application Forum by download HERE!!
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Language:
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English
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Seminar Description:
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Rational principles of technical sciences applied to project management brought so far rather mediocre results: only one third of all endeavours finish successfully. Only recently and still with a considerable dose of scepticism few risked a glance at the role of the project manager himself and at his team. An impact of human factor on project fate is meanwhile unquestionable: up to 85% of professionals *) view it as the most important key success factor. Motivation has tremendous impact on performance – up to tenfold.
Knowledge makes one an expert, empathy – sometimes good manager, but to lead a project one has to cope efficiently with a perpetual uncertainty – and that calls for a leader.
The 180 minutes lecture with interactions and exercises by participants offers a compact and comprehensive review of all project management processes, dedicated to human factor.
Participants are empowered to balance correctly between the needs of individual processes and take an appropriate action in face of numerous project risks and challenges. The unique research results on motivating factors conducted by tutor among Swiss project managers open an opportunity for participants to review the instruments applied in their own business environment.
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Profession Profile:
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Prof. Dr. Bogdan Lent, EE (www.bogdan.lent.ch), is associated with University of Applied Sciences in Bern, Switzerland and Kasetsart University in Bangkok as well as National Defense University in Warsaw and University of Technology and Natural Sciences in Bydgoszcz, both in Poland. He authored several books and multiple papers on project management. He is a practician – in charge of major ICT project on behalf of Swiss Government.
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Who should Attend:
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1. Software development and testing managers.
2. Software Engineers (developers, testers).
3. Academic professors.
4. Government sector who involved in IT industry.
5. SW Project managers.
6. Executive and management of software companies.
7. Software Process Specialist
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Agenda:
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12.45 – 13.00
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15’ lecture, 10’ exercise
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Role of Human Factor in Project
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15’ lecture
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Human Resource Management
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15’ lecture, 10’ exercise
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Team Management
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15’ lecture, 10’ exercise
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14.30 – 14.45
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Coffee break
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14.45 – 16.15
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Conflict Management
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15’ lecture, 10’ exercise
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Communication
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15’ lecture, 10’ exercise
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Work&Life Balance
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15’ lecture, 10’ exercise
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16.15
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Closing Remarks
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Further inquiry, please contact K. Jirawan Peethong at Tel. : 02-583-9992 ext 1437 to 38
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