Preventing the Scope Creeper From Killing Your Project

Unless you have unlimited resources (i.e. staff, money, and infrastructure), no project deadlines, and high internal customer satisfaction, you don’t need to worry about scope creep. However, if you’re like most managers, you must juggle resources, time, scope, quality, and customer satisfaction in order to contribute to your company’s strategic plan.

 

Unfortunately, you’re asked to drive projects through completion with limited resources, tight deadlines, and a constantly changing scope. This keynote presentation shows you how to reduce and even eliminate scope changes while influencing the project sponsors, stakeholders, and team members.

 

You’ll learn how to

• Reduce scope changes.

• Sell management on the necessity to reduce scope changes.

               

 

Keynote Speech Examples & Abstracts

• Finding the I in TEAM - Leadership Lessons From Some of the World's Toughest Marathons
• Selling the PMO (and Other Concepts) to Executives
• Preventing the Scope Creeper From Killing Your Project
• The Secrets to Successfully Select & Implement Business Software Applications

Seminars & Abstracts

• Debits & Credits for Project Managers: Fundamentals of Accounting and Related Business Cycles
• Running To Leadership: Individual and Team Building
• Managing Difficult Projects: Techniques to Sail Through (Or Around) The Perfect "Project" Storm (i.e. Limited Resources, Lack of Time, And/Or Changing Scope)
• Establishing & Maintaining a Project Management Office (PMO)

 

Anthony Reed at the PMI Latin American Congress in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Audio Video Requirements

One 12' square screen or larger. If you're a small group in a small room, you may not be able to accommodate a 12' square screen. Please provide the largest screen possible for the room size.

• Access to an LCD projector and a laptop or PC for use with a CD or flash drive containing images in PowerPoint format.
• One lapel wireless microphone.

PLEASE NOTE: - Anthony would like 30 minutes with the AV technician prior to his presentation to test images & audio levels.