Schedule:
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Date
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Topic / Location
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Satellites
(Free for
PMINJ Members)
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2011 - 2012
Programs
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| 21 Feb 2012
Registration
Opens
01 Feb
Closes
16 Feb
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Tuesday: 5:30 to 9:00
- Earn 1.5 PDUs
Topic: Who Stole my
Float?
Speaker: Frank Walker,
PMP
Location: Parsippany Hilton
Directions
Sponsor
FYI Business Solutions
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Atlantic City
Holmdel
Iselin
Lawrenceville
Lebanon
Mahwah
Marlton
Mt Laurel
Princeton-CollegeRd
Princeton-CarnegieCtr
Roseland
S Plainfield
Whitehouse Sta
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| 20 Mar 2012
Registration
Opens
01 Mar
Closes
15 Mar
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Tuesday: 5:30 to 9:00
- Earn 1.5 PDUs
Topic: PMI – The First 40 Years
Speaker: Jim Snyder,
PMP (PMI Founder)
Location: Pines Manor,
Edison
Directions
Sponsor
Judge Group
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TBD
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| 17 Apr 2012
Registration
Opens
01 Apr
Closes
12 Apr
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Tuesday: 5:30 to 9:00
- Earn 1.5 PDUs
Topic: Project of the Year
Speaker: TBD
Location: Marriott
Bridgewater
Directions
Sponsor
Judge Group
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TBD
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| 06 May 2012 |
Sunday: 1:00 to 5:00 -
Earn 4 PDUs
Sunday Seminar
Location: Pines Manor, Edison
Directions |
None
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| 07 May 2012 |
Monday: 8:00 to 5:00 -
Earn 8 PDUs
Annual Symposium
Location: Pines Manor, Edison
Directions |
None
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| 15 May 2012
Registration
Opens
01 May
Closes
10 May
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Tuesday: 5:30 to 9:00 - Earn
1.5 PDUs
Topic: From Project Management to Portfolio
Management – Bridging the Competency and Organizational Gaps
Speaker: Dr. Richard
M. Bayney
Location: Marriott
Bridgewater
Directions
Sponsor
University of Pennsylvania
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TBD
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| 19 Jun 2012
Registration
Opens
01 Jun
Closes
14 Jun
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Tuesday: 5:30 to 9:00
- Earn 1.5 PDUs
Topic: Student Papers of the Year
Speaker: TBD
Location: Parsippany Hilton
Directions
Sponsor
Judge Group
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TBD
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Topic: Who Stole my Float?
**In order to preserve our nation’s valuable resources and
to reallocate this cost savings to further improve our
programs, copies of the presentations will NOT be provided
at the meetings. The presentation materials will
be available from the chapter’s website at least a week before
the meeting.**
Project Management (PM) tools have improved dramatically in recent years
and are much more powerful than most people realize. Everyone can now do
what only NASA, Fluor-Daniel, GE, Boeing, et al. could do on the mainframe
thirty years ago. PMI, the new PM tools and litigation have changed the design
and contracting process dramatically. Owners and consultants can now use
such methods as fast track project management and multiple prime contractors
to maintain project control, and align contractor and owner goals to complete
projects much faster than ever before. It’s not all good. Resources are often
grossly overloaded and schedule impact claims based on “Who Stole the Float”
are moving from the Construction Industry to IT and other industries.
Now PMs are managing portfolios of projects rather than large single projects.
The most successful companies are sorting their projects into multiple Tiers
and using Total Float to borrow resources from Tier 3 projects to keep Tier
1 projects on schedule. Resource leveling at the Portfolio level, “managing
by exception” just the activities that are close to critical and behind schedule,
and new risk management techniques have raised the bar once again.
Sadly, the quality of planning and scheduling often seems to be regressing.
What can be done? Frank Walker advocates a return to the foundations of Project
Management. Properly used, the tools allow you to optimize multiple constraints
and can be used in offense, defense, leadership, communication, and marketing.
In his practical, timely presentation Frank demonstrates how to use the tools
more effectively and provides checklists to help you do the same on your
projects.
Frank Walker is president of TWG Project Management, LLC and was co-founder
of Gates, Taylor, Walker, Corp. (GTW), where he was president from 1988 to
1997. In 1993, at Microsoft’s request his company put their mainframe PM
Software into Windows as a companion product to Microsoft Project. TWG supports
clients through all the states of the program or project life cycle.
Frank received his Bachelor’s degree in Civil/Structural Engineering from
the University of Sydney, Australia, and has Professional Engineer certificates
in BC, Canada and Turkey. His Project Management Professional (PMP) certification
is #289. Frank has worked for forty years on many unique and challenging
projects worldwide for a variety of industries and public agencies. He is
adept in all the aspects of Project Management. Specialties include: team
planning, fast-track project management, management by exception using earned
value, litigation avoidance and mediation. He also helps implement PM Offices
(PMOs). He has given classes and seminars on PM, PMP certification and PM
software to more than 10,000 people, worldwide. Frank is past president of
the PMI Puget Sound (Seattle) and Delaware Valley (Philadelphia) Chapters.
He currently lives on the Delaware River between Philadelphia and NY City.
Sponsor:
FYI Business
Solutions
FYI’s project
management solutions enable customers to effectively structure, staff
and manage value-driven IT projects. By developing and implementing
a more methodical approach to the delivery and governance of their business
initiatives, FYI helps customers significantly increase project success
rate, reduce risk, and optimize resource allocation. Since 1984,
its seasoned project management professionals have experience across a
full spectrum of industries and environments, and knowledge of best practices
that add immediate value. FYI has expertise in implementing a high-functioning
project management office that contributes to business growth by ensuring
projects are aligned with critical enterprise objectives and include an
effective governance structure. FYI Solutions can be reached
at 3799 Route 46, Parsippany, NJ 07054, phone: 973-331-9050, info(:@:)fyisolutions.com,
www.fyisolutions.com.
Networking Program:
Topic: Speed
Networking
Start Time: 5:30
p.m.
Learn the nuts and bolts
of networking to grow your career and find an ideal position. We hope
this will be a different and fun way to play the Speed Networking game.
Practice your elevator speech (or refine a new one) on your peers, maximizing
the contacts who may just know a position that's perfect for you, or a recruiter
who has placed them, or a hiring manager who needs your skills. Join
us for a speed-dating-for-job-seekers session.
Please
bring your business cards
Sponsor
PMO
LCI:
Topic: Panel Discussion
- Facilitators: Fareed Hosain & Tim Lee
Start Time: 5:30
p.m.
This session will feature
a panel of PMO Managers who will discuss PMO "hot topics" and provide practical
information, strategies and insights to challenges faced by today's PMOs.
If you are currently serving as part of a PMO, or will be in the future or
are just seeking this type of knowledge, you won't want to miss this event.
This interactive session will be both entertaining and informative and is
sure to be enjoyed by those who attend!
Sponsor
Satellite
Locations - Pre-registration required - No Walk-ins (Free for PMINJ
Members only):
Via Webinar and Teleconference
Due to security concerns, walk-in
registrations can not be accepted for the satellite locations.
Be respectful of other
members who would like to register for a satellite location.
Only register on-line for a particular site if you
actually plan to attend.
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City
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Company
/ Location
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Contacts
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| Atlantic City |
ASRC Research and Technology Solution
(ARTS)
Airport Commerce Center
6550 Delilah Road, Suite 205
Egg Harbor Township, NJ
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Mike Pomykacz |
Brookdale
Not available:
Feb
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Brookdale Community College
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Ed DeMaio
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Fairfield
Not available:
Oct, Feb, or Jun
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SAIC
155 Passaic Avenue
Fairfield, NJ |
Tom Betts
John Verlangieri |
| Holmdel |
Alcatel-Lucent
791 Holmdel-Keyport Road
Holmdel, NJ |
Morris Wrubel
Bill Backus
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| Iselin |
Prudential
200 Wood Avenue South
Iselin , NJ |
Jessica Kaimo |
Lawrenceville
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Mercer County Library
2751 Brunswick Pike (Business Route
1)
Lawrenceville, NJ |
David Anderson |
Lebanon
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Merck & Co., Inc.
600 Corporate Center at Lebanon
Building 600
Lebanon, NJ 08833
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Tina Gertsch
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Mahwah
Not available:
Mar
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Ramapo College
New Business School building Room
ASB522
505 Ramapo Valley Road
Mahwah, NJ 07430 |
John Thomas |
Marlton
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CSC
7000 East Lincoln Drive
Marlton , NJ 08053
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Trisha Quinn
Rob Kane
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Mt Laurel
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TD Bank
17000 Horizon Way
Mt. Laurel, NJ
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Anne Stich
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Parsippany
Not available:
Oct, Feb, or Jun
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Dialogic Inc.
1515 Rout 10 East
Parassipany, NJ |
Pablo De Paulis |
Princeton-CarnegieCenter
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RESOURCES GLOBAL PROFESSIONALS
105 Carnegie Center
Suite 100
Princeton, NJ 08540
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Paul Rundzieher
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| Princeton-CollegeRd |
Deloitte
500 College Road East
Second Floor
Princeton, NJ |
Vivek Malhotra
Sadiq Shariff
Han Yi
Ketan Nadkarni |
| Roseland |
Prudential
55 Livingston Avenue
Roseland, NJ |
Gerry Peyton |
South Plainfield
Not available:
Mar
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PSEG
4000 Hadley Road
South Plainfield, NJ 07080-1192
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Charles Tkachuk
Billy Herriott |
| Whitehouse Station |
Chubb Commercial Insurance
202 Hall's Mill Road,
Whitehouse Station, NJ |
June Busch |
Time:
Main site:
- 5:15-7:00 PM - Registration
- 6:00-7:00 PM - Dinner
- 7:00-7:15 PM - Chapter Meeting
- 7:15-8:45 PM - Presentation
and Q ? A
Satellite sites (food
is not served):
- 6:00-7:00 PM - Registration
and Networking
- 7:00-7:15 PM - Chapter Meeting
- 7:15-8:45 PM - Presentation
and Q ? A
Cost:
On-line registration:
- Opens
the First of the month
- Closes
the Thursday before the meeting
- Pre-registration
payments may be made by Visa, MasterCard or Amex.
Main site:
Pre-registration
$25.00 - PMINJ Chapter members
$45.00 - All Others (including guests
of members)
On-site registration
$50.00 - Members and guests
Satellite sites:
Free to PMINJ Chapter members only -
Must pre-register before the deadline - no-walkins
Cancellation Policy:
Non-refundable unless canceled by the deadline prior to the meeting.
Questions:
On-line related
questions should be addressed to Darlaine Scott at registration-monthly(:@:)pminj.org.
Note: New members - It takes several days to get new
member information from PMI to be added to the PMINJ
database. Your patience is appreciated. When registering through the
PMINJ site the first time, use your PMI ID and request a
password by clicking 'forgot password'. Your PMI password
will not work on the PMINJ site.
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