Why Projects Fail… and How to Prevent It

Type: Advanced Duration: 1 Day – 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Audience: PMs, Team Members, Project Offices, Senior Managers Contact Hours/PDUs: 7
Public or Private: Private Fee: $750.00
Onsite Classroom Training

Studies show that only 34 percent of all projects succeed. This unique and highly interactive course gives people a chance to USE their project management experience in groups of other project managers and to analyze and prevent failure on their projects. Included in this course is information on failure, presented in a paper delivered at the PMI Global Congress.

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Course Features

Did you know that your current project has only a 34% chance of succeeding? How much money and how many resources will you be wasting if this happens to you? Don't sit back and wait for something bad to happen on your project—now is the time to be proactive and prevent failure!

This unique and highly interactive course is based on a paper on project failure delivered at the Project Management Institute's Global Congress, as well as continuous and ongoing research. In addition to reviewing the most common reasons for project failure globally, attendees will be offered the opportunity to address their own experiences with failure or near-failure. Attendees will also be required to use their project management knowledge in class, to outline plans for preventing project failure in specific areas AND to craft contingency plans for dealing with project failure if it should occur. All attendees will receive a workbook with extensive Tricks of the Trade® from around the world on how to prevent and deal with project failure; and each student will leave this class as a better and more sophisticated project manager.

This course will utilize discussion, analysis, and exercises to accelerate student learning.

Why Take This Course?

Course Outline