Project Management Professional Preparation, SAP & Enterprise Software Program (Cedar City, UT)

Project Management Professional Preparation (March 19^th, 2016. 9AM – 6PM)

Course Summary

This training helps to prepare candidates for the Project Management Institute’s Project Management Professional (PMP) examination. Even experienced project managers will benefit from this workshop by learning what to expect and how to prepare. A baseline assessment (mock exam) helps students understand where they need to focus their time. The Project Management Processes and Framework puts this broad topic into perspective and each project management knowledge area is covered. This course has been updated to reflect the latest edition of PMBoK® 5.0.

Description

This program focuses on presentation skills and techniques that will take you off the sidelines and puts you in the game. You will have power packed presentations that motivate, persuade, and hold the attention of the group.

Audience: Those interested in Project Management excellence, particularly those planning to take the PMP examination to become certified project managers.

Modules:

1. Introduction to Project Management in terms of PMI and PMBoK®
   1. Adopting vs. Adapting the Methodology
   2. Key Points to the Overview and Philosophy of Project Management
   3. Current State Needs and Shortcomings
   4. Facts about the Exam, the Application, and the Membership
2. Project Integration
   1. Project, Program, Portfolio
   2. Types of Organization Structure
   3. The Project Manager and Project Team

• Scope
  1. Constraints
  2. Assumptions
  3. Charter
  4. Project Plan
  5. Work Breakdown Structure (Activity One)
  6. Scope Definition & Plan

1. Time and Cost
   1. Estimating Methods
   2. Responsibility Assignment Matrix
   3. Estimation of Time vs. Cost
   4. Actual vs. Schedule
   5. Estimated to Complete and Estimated at Complete
2. Quality, HR, and Communication
   1. Quality Plans (Activity Three)
   2. Quality Assurance
   3. Quality Control
   4. Team Selection
   5. Team Development
3. Risk and Procurement
   1. Risk Plan
   2. Risk Identification
   3. Quantitative and Qualitative Tools
   4. Risk Register
   5. Risk Strategies

Student Rate: $ 390

SAP & Enterprise Software Program (March 20^th, 2016. 9AM – 4PM)

• Program Overview:

This SAP Program helps participants develop the SAP skills and knowledge needed to compete in the current employment market and adapt to future changes. This SAP program offers proven methodologies, advanced software tools, and best practices to get your ERP solution up and running quickly — and contributing to your business goals.

• The Basic Modules of Enterprise Software

• Financial Control
• Strategy Control
• Operations Control
• Workflow Control
• Collaboration Control
• Project Management Control
• Engineering Control
• Procurement Control
• IT Control
• Resource Management Control

• The Basic Terms to Know for Business

• ERP
• CRM
• SCM
• MRP
• MPP
• RCCP
• CRM
• S&OP
• HRIS
• Portals

• SAP: What it does for an organization

• Replacing previous systems
• View Screens and GUI
• High Level Walkthrough
• Adding New Capabilities
• Standardization
• Ad Hoc Reports
• Less Rekeying
• Less Data on C Drives
• Connection
• Predictability
• Cleaner Data/Maintenance

• Standard End-To-End Processes (NOTE: USE ACTUAL PROCESSES HERE)

• Procurement, Payables
• General Ledger, Close, Reporting
• Capacity Planning, Lead Time, BOMs
• Financial Forecasting, Inventory Control, Design to Build

• SAP: WILL IT CHANGE YOUR ROLE?

• “SUNSET” SYSTEMS
• “SUNRISE” OF SAP SYSTEMS
• Training, Role out, power users
• Read only, Write, Report Generation
• Customization and Portal solutions
• Web-based and Browser-based
• Stochastic and Analytics Driven
• Configuration and Training

• Q&A
• Handouts
• Review of Key Screens
• Review of end-to-end flows

Student Rate: $ 280

Register for Both for ONLY: $ 490