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— KEY BENEFITS —
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Key Benefits
| Case Studies |
Keynotes Workshops
| Supporting Organizations
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Attend this program and receive ... |
- Insight into portfolio and
resource management approaches being used successfully by
leading companies
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- Specific action steps and
implementation guidelines to use right away
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- Full set of materials, case
studies, charts and checklists that can be shared with
others upon return to your organization
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- Follow-up material, including
digital copies of presentation slides and an email
networking directory
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By participating in this highly
practical conference, you will learn:
How to weed out
losing projects—prioritize by profit potential
How to better match
your company's development capacity to demand
How to resource for
product and portfolio success
How to make
difficult tradeoffs and correctly limit the number of
development projects
How to design,
optimize and implement an effective portfolio management
process
How to load fewer
projects into the pipeline and get more into the market
How to tie portfolio
management to organizational capacity
How to gain
organizational buy-in to focus resources on the highest value
activities
How to dynamically
allocate resources across functions as needed
How to reconcile
project versus functional allegiances
How to make better
allocation decisions
How to resolve
conflicts among competing priorities, across multiple projects
How to get resources
assigned to the right projects and the right function
at the right time
How to design an
effective project selection (and deletion) process
How to optimize your
portfolio through frequent reviews and reprioritizations at
stage-gate decision points
How to handle late
project kills
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