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PMI Mass Bay Chapter, Inc.
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December 19, 2008
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VOLUME 1
ISSUE 7
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LETTERS
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Chapter Meeting - March 18, 2004
Register by March 12th to Receive a Discount!
by Hannah Sukonick, PMP, Director of Programs
Increasing Project Manager Value in Each Phase of the Product Lifecycle
Our Presenter - Rob Olney
The rapid pace of change in business today has led to global projects for product development with various internal and external organizations. Amid this chaos, project managers are still expected to deliver projects on-time and on-budget. One way to continue to meet aggressive product development schedules among dissimilar organizations around the world is to adopt a common product development process. Developing internal processes and training takes valuable time and money.
This presentation reviews a new international standard for managing the product lifecycle that is designed for easy adoption in diverse organizations. Whether your products are developed in small or large organizations, dispersed or co-located, outsourced or
private labeled, this new standard provides a common language for executing on any product lifecycle to meet your schedule and budget. This presentation is an invitation to learn more about the global standard and explore how this knowledge can increase your value in managing your projects.
About Rob Olney
Rob Olney has had progressive experience leading product development teams to improve performance and achieve significant results. Most recently as Director of R&D at Thermo Electron, Rob improved time to market by 40% while increasing reliability by more than 50% over the nearest competition. Prior to joining Thermo Electron, Rob was Director of Program Management where he led a team to launch a new product development process for five Design Centers and 300+ engineers.
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Mass Bay Meeting Details
Register by March 12th to receive the Early Bird Registration discount!
Thursday, March 18, 2004
Agenda: 5:30 Networking Reception – Cash Bar
6:15 Dinner
7:15 Chapter Announcements
7:30 Evening Presentation
9:00 Adjourn
Location: Burlington Marriott, One Mall Road, Burlington, MA, (781) 229-6565 (Rte. 128/I95 to Rte. 3A North to Mall Road in Burlington)
Cost: If registered by the Early Bird Registraton deadline (see above), PMI Members = $27 and Non-Members = $32. Registrations received after this date -OR- at the door is an additional $5 for all registrants.
Registration: Please make sure you register for the meeting so that enough tables and chairs are available for the dinner and speaker-only parts of the evening’s program. You may register via the web (www.pmimassbay.org) or via email (registration.pmimassbay@mailhost.org). Please include your Name, Company, and indicate if you are a PMI Member (Yes/No) in the body of your email message.
Note: It is important that you register in advance for the meeting to ensure that enough tables and chairs are available for both the dinner and speaker-only portions of the evening’s program. You may register via the web or via email.
Late Arrival Dinner Policy: The PMI Mass Bay Chapter offers a flexible dinner reservation policy to accommodate the variable schedules of our members, but we cannot guarantee that those who arrive after the start of the dinner program (6:15 pm) will be served the same meal received by others.
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Website: www.pmimassbay.org / Email: info@pmimassbay.org / Edited by: Barbara C. Alevras, PMP, Director of Marketing and Communications
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