Over the past many years, Dennis Busch, the founder and president of Project Management Technologies has been asked to speak at various management meetings and seminars. As the topics always involved some aspect of project management, and do provide educational value, we decided to convert them from an oral presentation to an animated, narrated presentation; register them with the PMI; and provide them to our clientele for free PDUs. Currently we are offering two such presentations, which you can gain access to through this page of the website. Hopefully you will enjoy them, as their primary purpose is to invoke thought regarding issues that adversely affect project management.

Presentation #1: Project Modeling – Progress or NOT in the Past 30 years:

This presentation was developed as a request from a project management user group at a major US aerospace company. They wanted a personal account of the presenter’s assessment of the state of the project management environments encountered and lessons learned over the span of his long career in project management. The presentation attempts to tackle this subject with humor and a tongue in cheek attitude, but the message is blunt and to the point. It spans about one hour and is worth 1 PDU. The PMI course code is PMT-095.

Presentation #2: The Primary Obstacles to Project Management and Program Control:

This presentation takes a humorous tongue in cheek examination of the five primary obstacles to effective project management: apathy, ego, fear, ignorance, and project management software. Based on quotes from numerous management personnel encountered over the past 40 years – it attempts to examine some of the underlying issues that hamper effective project management. Like our other short presentation, this attempts to tackle this subject with humor and a tongue in cheek attitude, but the message is blunt and to the point. It spans two hours and is worth 2 PDUs. The PMI course code is PMT-096.

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