November 2017 Salem Lunch Meeting
Techniques for Recovering IT Projects
Presenter: Kristi Ivers, MBA, PMP
IT Project Delivery Manager for the State of Oregon’s Office of Information Services
Based on a 2017 report in the PM World Journal, almost 25% of IT projects experience failure and 50% require rework. IT projects can fail or require rework for a number of reasons. Maybe your budget was reduced, the deadlines were unrealistic or you lost your key technical team lead. If any of this sounds familiar, you’re not alone!
The success or failure ultimately depends on of your actions to recover the project. We will examine 3 early warning signs that projects are in trouble and 7 techniques that are crucial for recovering IT projects.
Working to recover a project that is in trouble can be one of the most challenging and rewarding assignments you will ever receive as a project manager.
Presenter Bio:
Kristi Ivers, PMP, MBA has over 15 years of IT project management experience.
Kristi is currently the IT Project Delivery Manager with Oregon’s Office of Information Services (OIS). OIS’ project portfolio includes technology projects ranging in size from $150,000 to over $200 million.
Presenter Contact Information:
Email: kristi.ivers@state.or.us
This presentation fits the criteria to comply with the Leadership Value of 1 PDU.
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