Course Overview

Many organizations fail because they do not use "joined up" thinking. They manage projects extremely effectively, but this work does not seem to translate into useful benefits that contribute to the organization's overall strategy.

Managing related projects and other activities in a coordinated way, as part of a larger program can provide efficiencies and benefits that would not accrue if this work was managed independently. For a Program Manager, the focus is no longer on specific deliverables, but instead is concerned with providing benefits to the organization and aligning the program with the organization's overall strategy.

Private classes on this topic are available. We can address your organization’s issues, time constraints, and save you money, too. Contact us to find out how.

Who Should Attend

Program Managers
• Project Managers

Course Objectives

• Define Program Management
• Relate program delivery to business strategic objectives
• Identify the benefits your program will offer and plan how to deliver, transition and sustain them
• Manage, plan, execute and control a successful program consisting of multiple, related projects
• Effectively manage complex stakeholder relationships
• Use industry best-practice Program Management tools and techniques
• Identify and implement effective Program Management governance
• Report and control programs in a professional manner, employing the most appropriate reporting tools

Course Outline