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To navigate today's volatile environment, capability acquisition must shift left, focusing on early, proactive decision-making. This presentation champions a holistic strategy, emphasizing outcomes, Minimum Viable Product, and robust governance. By embracing innovation and a 'fail fast' approach, we can tip the scales in favour of project success.
Project Controls 2.0 is failing. This presentation introduces PC-3.0, a paradigm shift focused on proactively driving future success rather than reporting on past failures. Learn about Work Performance Management (WPM), a simple, adaptive control method that enables rapid corrective action to keep projects on track for success.
How can formal standards enable agility and accelerated delivery? This presentation showcases the new ISO EVM Implementation Guidance, debunking myths about Agile and EVM incompatibility. Learn how data-driven discipline from ISO standards is essential for diagnosing delays, identifying acceleration opportunities, and successfully delivering capability at speed.
Is choosing an agile development methodology an invitation to anarchy? This session will canvass the options available to provide the 'gentle touch' needed to retain effective control whilst allowing the delivery team to be agile and creative. Agile is now a core component of the PMBOK® Guide and Practice Standard

Estimation – creating the balance between precision and uncertainty.

Estimates need to be viewed from two sides, the requestor, and the creator. All too often there are misunderstandings or mismatched expectations between the two sides, resulting in estimates that do not meet the intended purpose. Building an understanding of how estimating works enables more constructive conversations between the two
Predictive and adaptive project delivery approaches have their own set of advantages and challenges, leading organizations to explore a hybrid model. This presentation investigates the effectiveness of hybrid project delivery in mitigating existing drawbacks and identifying potential new challenges. While some project management experts argue that debates between Agile and
The pace of technology deployment is offering new opportunities and challenges for both commercial and government organizations. Commercial companies are trying to stay ahead of the competition, and government organizations adapting to the changing global economy and threats. Agile development methods are providing mechanisms to address these emergent and everchanging
This presentation is an interactive re-examination on how Agile and EVM can work together to uplift project performance and boost project analysis and forecasting. Giving an overview of both Earned Value Management and Agile methodology and using real world examples and scenarios, showing how the two approaches to managing projects