Recovering Challenged Projects
Course Code: AMS109
Recovering Challenged Projects is a key skill in today’s rapid paced and distributed team environment, as projects can experience scope creep very quickly. Organizations and project managers need to be skilled in the techniques to recover missed deliverables, mitigate cost overruns, and off-set any organizational impacts.
Learning Modules
- Recovering Challenged Projects
- Entering a Challenged Project
- Challenged Project Analysis and Assessment
- Execution and Control for Recovery
Who Should Attend
Project Managers, Business Analysts, and Project Management Support Resources would benefit from this course.
Engagement Options
Enterprise – for corporate groups of eight or more participants, delivered On-Site or Live Online with access to customize your learning experience as noted below. Contact Us to Discuss Your Unique Needs>
- On-Site
- Accelerated Course = 2 learning modules delivered in a half day
- Full course = 4 learning modules delivered in one day
- Live Online
- Thought Leader Series = topical overview delivered in a 1-hour session
- Accelerated Course = 2 curated learning modules delivered in one 3.5-hour session
- Full course = 4 learning modules delivered in two 3.5-hour sessions
Open Enrollment – for individual learners or cohorts of less than eight participants, delivered Live Online. Register Below.
Available Open Enrollment Dates: Pending
Customize your Learning Experience
- Personalize with Scenarios, Thought Leader Questions, Exercises, and Action Plans
- Select Delivery Modality – On-site, VILT, Hybrid
- Scale Course Durations based on Modulated Content
- Extend Learning with Research Articles
- Sustain Performance with Performance Coaching
- Build Learning Tracks by Linking Courses & Modules
- Build your Learning Academy
- Enhance at Desk Application through Business Simulation Training
- Earn Select Industry Accreditations
- Build infrastructure to support a Learning Organization
- Understand our Collaborative Engagement Model
- Supplement smaller cohorts with Open Enrollment Courses