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Balancing Multiple Projects with Limited Resources

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Breakfast Breakout Sessions

Wednesday, September 26
7:15am - 8:00am

The purpose of the breakout luncheon is to provide you with information about a specific approach or solution and to give you the opportunity to ask questions in an informal setting. It is also a chance for you to meet with others who have similar interests.


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Bill Kern
CEO
IPS Associates

Why is it that so many leading, well-respected companies and government agencies worldwide struggle to convert their strategic priorities into timely and profitable operating results? Delivering strategic initiatives on time, on budget and within management expectations is more of a challenge today than ever. Why?

Nowadays, so much has been fit into the pipeline that doing it all is no longer possible. When this happens, someone has to decide what doesn’t get done. But in most corporations the prioritization of individual projects has been inadvertently delegated to the lowest levels of the organization.

A company’s ability to bridge the gap between strategy and the operating state where profits are generated is fundamentally a project management problem. Yet, most executives have never been trained to recognize this fact, let alone understand the fundamental underpinnings of the solution. Worse yet, many executives inadvertently widen the gap by advocating the once-reliable "just do it" approach to implementing strategy.

In this mode, executives actually lose control of their ability to guarantee that strategic priorities are being executed effectively.

In this interactive session, Bill Kern will discuss the issue of executing strategic priorities and creating a culture that rewards project management excellence and on-time, on-budget results.

ABOUT BILL KERN

As a co-founder in 1988, Bill Kern established IPS Associates to address the need in high-tech corporations for improved expertise and execution in delivering project implementation on time, on budget and with expected results. Under his leadership, IPS is now recognized globally as a distinctive leader in project management services. Operating from its headquarters in Silicon Valley, with offices in Singapore and London and senior professionals located throughout the world, IPS services an elite list of Fortune’s Global 500 clients.

Prior to co-founding IPS, Kern served in several roles at the pioneering project management software company, Computer Aided Management (CAM). There, he provided training and consulting for clients such as Hewlett-Packard Company, Pacific Gas & Electric and Xerox. He established a European network of value-added retailers in just eight months, while simultaneously providing these new clients with training and consulting services.


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Speed to Market Sopheon Project Management Institute - New Product Development Special Interest Group
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