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Managing projects using ‘Plan, Do, Check, and Act’ process
Managing projects is something that we assume we know how to do. Regardless of your experience, this class will help you sharpen your skills. Discover how to manage yourself and others, effectively create short- and long-term goals, and identify tangible and intangible issues that may arise as a project manager. Learn how to troubleshoot and close projects effectively.
Highlights
- How to determine the 'core problem' that must be addressed for successful results
- Understanding the current and future situations, and the gap between
- Identifying measures that are appropriate to the project
- Determining "root causes" of problems using Pareto analysis, the '5 whys,' brainstorming, and
cause-and-effect diagrams
- Creating countermeasures and action plans
- Tracking results
- Evaluating the process
- Standardizing changes for conformity
Next class
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Location
Class will be held at the SDA office located at 1004 South Pine Street, Spartanburg.
Fee
Members, $160 per person; non-members, $230 per person
Instructor
Mike Blackwell
Register
To register, call the SDA at 864/585-1007, or click here for a fax reservation form.
Custom delivery
This workshop can be tailored to meet your company's needs. It can be delivered at your facility, or off-site at the SDA. Please contact the SDA for more information.
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