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Co-Sponsored by:
Lattanze Center @ Loyola College ~~ Fostering Excellence in Business and Information Technology
Entinex, Inc. ~~ The Technology Strategy Company
In Cooperation with:
Hunt Valley Business Forum ~~ Moving Business Forward
Title: |
Project Implementation: How to get form estimates to actuals in the black (in your projects) |
Presenter: |
Mr. Hillel Glazer,
Principal
Entinex, Inc. ~~ The Technology Strategy Company |
Date/Time: |
April 10, 2003 (Thursday)
8:00 - 11:00 a.m. (Continental Breakfast at 7:30 a.m.)
See complete schedule.
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Location: |
Loyola Graduate Center ~~ Timonium Campus
2034 Greenspring Drive, Timonium, MD 21093
Directions
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Cost: |
FREE. Complimentary for first-time visitors. |
Registration: |
Please RSVP by Tuesday, April 8 to:
Jeanne Muscella: JMuscella@loyola.edu
410-617-2228
CLICK HERE to register on line.
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Abstract: |
How often do your projects’ estimates meet actual project costs? How wide is the gap between them?
Where do your estimates come from and what goes into them?
What’s the impact on your business of a project’s actual results missing its estimates?
How to Get from Estimates to Actuals in the Black looks at this issue, asks these probing questions and suggests answers. Participants will be introduced to them with straight-talking, practical approaches to align actual costs with estimates using management tools that generate business intelligence necessary to run projects like a business. We will be using software development projects as our context for demonstrating the tools and approaches presented.
If it wasn’t for the fact that somewhere there are cost, schedule, and performance benchmarks that projects must meet, estimates wouldn’t be an issue, and nothing else would really be too concerting. After all, if we could take as much time as we wanted and could get paid for as much time as we took, there wouldn’t be a concern for whether we did requirements discovery very well, or had a robust project plan, or a well-oiled Quality Assurance (QA) system. But the reality is that estimates are how companies bid their projects and customers expect projects to come in on time.
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Speaker Bio: |
Please CLICK HERE |
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