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The PMI Honolulu, Hawaii Chapter's Monthly Meeting topic is entitled, "Project Management Processes and the Role of the Process Owner"
Given the prevalence of long-established project management methodology, the words "project" and "process" go hand in hand. It is rare to encounter a project manager today who doesn't use and follow project management process. The Project Management Institute (PMI) recently published the fifth edition of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK). Axelos has published the second version of Projects IN Controlled Environments (Prince2). In addition to these most prominent approaches, there is a plethora of methodologies, processes and guidelines published by countless experts and consulting firms.
The question is, how are these project management processes working, and more importantly, what does a project manager do or where does she or he go when they encounter process-related issues or problems?
Project Managers also contend with a myriad of other business processes they must follow or invoke in the course of accomplishing their project tasks and meeting project objectives. What do project managers do when these processes aren't working or in the worst case, impeding project success?
Project management is one of the most disciplined and regimented processes in enterprises today, but like many enterprise business processes, they are not always founded in disciplined process management and cared for by an accountable and devoted process owner.
This presentation provides a high-level understanding of the role of the process owner in the realm of project management process. The presentation provides an overview of:
- The essential elements of a successful process implementation to ensure process acceptance and adoption
- A process management lifecycle that focuses on the customer of the process and the success of process participants
- The role, responsibilities and attributes of a Project Management Process Owner
Please join us for an engaging speaker, lunch, and networking opportunities. Anyone currently involved or interested in the Project Management profession is welcome!
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Speaker Bio
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Steve Romero is a published and globally recognized IT governance evangelist and IT business value activist. His mission is to help enterprises realize the full potential of their IT investments for strategic and competitive advantage. He speaks around the world to companies in every business sector, federal and state government agencies, industry organizations, students, and information technology and business luminaries to identify and communicate leading advances in business governance and business management of IT.
Romero is an innovative, passionate IT professional with over 30 years' experience working in almost every area of IT. Steve is a recognized expert in business governance of IT, Project and Portfolio Management (PPM), business process management, and IT business management processes. He is a Certified Process Master, a certified Information Systems Security Professional, ITIL Foundation certified, and a certified Project Management Professional currently sitting on the board of the San Francisco Chapter of PMI.
Romero is the founder of Romero Consulting and he is a principal member of BOT International. He is a Board Member for the Center for Electronic Business at San Francisco State University, and is a regular guest lecturer in their Master's Program. He is the author of the APress book, "Eliminating 'Us and Them' - Making IT and the Business One."
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Event Details
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Event ID: C166-P1507150
Location: The Plaza Club
Date: July 15, 2015
Time: 11:30am - 1:00pm
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LocationPlaza Club - Pioneer Plaza, 20th Floor (View)
900 Fort Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
United States
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