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Streams
The conference theme of "Soaring
the Winds of Change" applies to all industries and events.
Within that theme there will be four sub themes or streams:
New Lift.
Covering new developments or changes in project management;
stretching the boundaries; providing new thoughts, directions
and leading edge practices.
This stream will appeal to existing
project managers.
Wind
Shear.
Managing business change through the use of project management;
taking the view that project management is an essential skill
/ knowledge area for all senior managers these days. Aimed
at senior business managers and executives.
Up Lift.
The soft skills of project management that are so essential
to success. Skills such as managing virtual teams, team building
and improving communications. Most of us are interested in
this stream.
Taking
Off.
The basics of project management, aimed at those newer to
project management or wanting to refresh their skills.
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Networking Opportunities
Networking functions are inclusive for
all delegates. Interspersed within the programme the social
events will bring together the leaders in New Zealand Project
Management. The Ice Breaker, break outs and Conference Dinner
will ensure maximum opportunity to network with peers and
renew acquaintances.
Ice Breaker Function
Wednesday 30 October, 6.30 - 8.00pm
Venue: Sheraton Hotel
Additional tickets $65
We are planning a warm and friendly welcome with some surprising
entertainment!
Conference Dinner
Thursday 31 October, 7.30pm
Venue: Auckland Town Hall
Additional tickets $100
Planning for the Conference Dinner is well advanced and will
include music to suit the mood and an after dinner speech
from Brett Rutledge which should have us falling off our seats!
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PDU Points
PDUs can be obtained by attending the programme as follows:
Half day workshop |
3 PDUs |
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Full day workshop |
7 PDUs |
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Conference |
Maximum
13 PDUs |
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Workshops - Wednesday 30 October
2002, Sheraton Auckland Hotel
Please note that attendance at
the workshops is limited and registrations will be treated
on a first come, first served basis. See
Workshop Details
| Wednesday
30th October |
“Wind
Shear” Tamaki |
“Up
Lift” Westhaven |
“Taking
Off” Greys |
| 9.30-12.30 |
Putting
Project Management in a Strategic ContextDavid Rees, Synergia |
Visionary
Team Planning Yoshimi Brett, Learnology |
9.00-5.00PM
Base Camp WorkshopMichelle LaBrosse, Cheetah Learning |
| 1.30-4.30 |
Executive
OverviewIain Fraser, ProjectPlus |
Project
Management and Knowledge ManagementRhiannon Herrick |
| 6.30-8.00 |
Ice
Breaker |
Presentations:
Day 1 - 31 October 2002
| |
“New
Lift”Arawa |
“Wind
Shear” Tiri |
“Up
Lift” Toroa |
“Taking
Off”Westhaven |
| 7:30–8:30 |
Registration |
| 8:30–9:00 |
Introduction
and Opening |
| 9:00–10:00 |
Keynote
Speaker - Alan Patching |
| 10:00–10:25 |
Morning
Tea – Rangitoto Prefunction |
| 10:30-11:15 |
Sighs Matter
Bob Mills |
Project Management –
Business Booster
Michael van Haastrecht |
Communicating Across
Boundaries – Working with Virtual TeamsJurgen Oschadleus
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Who Does it Better –
IT or Construction?
Robert Purcell |
| 11:20-12:05 |
A Critical Look at Critical
Chain PM
Robert Barnes |
Strategy meets Projects
Peter Quinnell |
Core Competencies for
Effectiveness With People in Projects
Dorothy Culloty |
Managing with Adjudication
Peter Degerholm |
| 12.05-12.55 |
Lunch
– Waitemata |
| 1.00-2.00 |
Keynote
Speaker - Melissa Clark-Reynolds |
| 2.00-2.15 |
Project
Fit |
| 2.15-3.00 |
Benefits and Challenges
of Implementing an Enterprise Project Management System
Barry Gilliland, Gordon Comins |
Putting Project Management
in a Strategic Context
David Rees |
Creating a Project With
Attitude
Carol Silva |
Delivering Leading Edge
Technology with Minimal Risk
Simon Bunn |
| 3.05-3.30 |
Afternoon
Tea – Rangitoto Prefunction |
| 3.35-4.25 |
Now Reality Strikes
John Norman |
Facilitated SessionFrom
Strategy to successful projects through Enterprise PM |
Business Responses to
the Long-Term Risk of Climate ChangeHans Buwalda |
Soaring in the Tumult
of the Health Sector
Vern Coleman, Joe Coury |
| 4.30-5.15 |
Mapping the Black Box
of Innovation
Olaf Diegel |
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The Tipu Ake Lifecycle
Peter Goldsbury |
All you ever wanted to
know about the PMP Certification
Joseph Dawson |
| 5.30-6.30 |
PMI
NZ AGM |
| 7.30 |
Conference
Dinner – Town Hall |
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Presentations:
Day 2 – 1 November 2002
| |
“New
Lift” Arawa |
“Wind
Shear” Tiri |
“Up
Lift”Toroa |
“Taking
off”Westhaven |
| 8:30–8:40 |
Day 2 Notices etc |
| 8:40-9:30 |
Keynote
Speaker - Jack Ralston |
| 9:35-10:20 |
“Pathway to Proficiency” –
Transforming Project Management
Craig Crawford |
Risks, relationships and reality –
the new Three R’s in Education
Paul Taylor, Karen Clarke |
Is Professional Development after certification
just Hot Air?
Mary-Lou Raybould |
Managing Outsourcing(3 x 10 minute presentations)
John Middlemist Caroline White Danie Basson |
| 10:20-10:45 |
Morning
Tea – Rangitoto Prefunction |
| 10:50-11:35 |
Big and Rigid – Doesn’t always
Work
Angela Brown |
Harnessing the winds of change: Practical
project management in centralgovernment
.Jerry Ball |
Out of the Frying Pan and into the Freezer
Steve Knowles |
Quality and Risk Management- Factors in
the Project Manukau success
Philip Wayne |
| 11:40-12:25 |
Managing Change in the Education Sector
Roger Birchmore |
Organisational Change & Project Management
– Does the Glove Fit?
Craig Lauchlan |
Burn Out – the Modern Day Phenomenon
Ian Prince |
Project Management at Tait Electronics
Jurg Honger |
| 12.25-1.30 |
Lunch
– Waitemata |
| 1.35-2.20 |
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Art of Balance – Winning Change Battles
without FightingFrank Xu |
Knowledge Exchange in Project Communities:
Key Leadership Principles to Maximise Project Value
Kevin McKenzie |
The Journey toward Data Warehousing Success
in Local GovtElizabeth WalkerMike Marsh |
| 2.25-3.25 |
Keynote
Speaker - Sabeer Bhatia |
| 3.30-3.55 |
Afternoon
Tea – Rangitoto Prefunction |
| 4.00-4.15 |
Conference Closing |
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