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Keys to Successful Project Execution: Innovative Approaches to Critical Chain, Critical Path, and Risk Management
Program Code:
154
Date:
Monday, June 25, 2012
Time:
3:30 PM to 5:00 PM
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CHAIR
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I have worked for Eli Lilly and Company for 15 years. My work experience includes project management of drug development and business modernization projects with cross-functional global teams. I've served as the steward of financial and resource management of medical functions. I'm certified CCPM.
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PRESENTER
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I have worked for Eli Lilly and Company for 15 years. My work experience includes project management of drug development and business modernization projects with cross-functional global teams. I've served as the steward of financial and resource management of medical functions. I'm certified CCPM.
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Tim is a senior group leader in Merck Research Laboratories’ Global Project Management organization. He has 23 years of project experience, holds a PhD from Stevens Institute of Technology in Project Management, and is a licensed engineer and certified Master Black belt & Change Agent.
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Kristin Mauri, ClearTrial, LLC, United States
Description
During project execution, a project manager must be diligent to monitor the progress of the work and be ready to intervene when risks or challenges threaten to derail the project. Good monitor and control processes and related tools are essential enablers. This session will present case studies that exemplify how project managers can achieve project goals of delivering on time, on budget, and providing the full scope of work while maintaining quality output.
Learning Objectives:
Define and learn how to mitigate operation risks associated with project plan execution
Develop strategies that enable quick response and effective response to technical and regulatory challenges
Facilitate teamwork and decision making on issues that are complex and ambiguous.