Introduction to Project Complexity
*A minimum of number of 12 participants applies.
“The parts that make [project] complexity difficult to assess are in the two areas hardest to measure: People and their abilities, and work environment.”
Johanna Rothman, consultant, speaker, and author
While not all projects are complex, identifying the elements and processes that contribute to complexity help us understand why too many complex projects fail, and how to more effectively manage complexity. So, what defines a complex project, how do you recognise when you’re in one, and what are some approaches to manage the project successfully?
This course is for people who are new to complexity theory. It will introduce you to some basic terminology and concepts around the work environment such as the difference between a simple, complicated and complex project.
Aim
This course aims to build on the skills and knowledge of people working within the field of people management or project/program management, raising awareness of the types of complexities faced by organisations. Participants will be exposed to modern management theories, frameworks and tools in the context of complex and dynamic environments.
By the end of this 1 day workshop, participants will:
Course Price:
Discounts are available for ICCPM Members. Please refer to our pricing page for more information.
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- Pay your deposit (please see our Pricing Information page for more info)
- Ensure any remaining balance is paid in full by 21 days out from your training
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Expression of Interest
A wait list form is available to express interest for any of our courses. We will contact you when the next course is ready to be announced.