Technical Session - Innovation Project Management
In both academia and industry, the words “project management” and “innovation” are not often used together in the same sentence or paragraph. There are numerous types of innovation projects and in most of them, the traditional material we teach in project management courses cannot be used without modifications. In this webinar, we will discuss the different types of innovation projects, including business
model innovation projects, and how project management must be looked at differently. We will also discuss the roadblocks that project managers will face when managing these projects.
We will look at different types of innovation and why these innovation projects are the focus for business model development and sustainable corporate growth. Participants will learn the relationship between innovation and project management and recognize the roadblocks that prevent innovation from occurring.
What You Will Learn
After this one-hour session, participants will be able to:
- Understand that traditional project management practices may need to be changed when applied to innovation projects
- Describe some of the complexities with the different types of innovation projects
- Identify what you must do to overcome the barriers you might face when managing innovation projects
NON-MEMBER 10USD
To complete the registration process, please note that the following payment methods are available:
- Direct Deposit: PMI Southern Caribbean Chapter RBL Acct# 00440000101 (email/return proof to Secretariat)
- Online: February Technical Session Online Payments
Speakers
Harold Kerzner
Sr Exec Director
Senior Executive Director with International Institute for Learning, Inc. Dr. Kerzner is a globally recognized expert on project and program management, and the author of the best-selling books about project management. International Institute for Learning, in cooperation with PMI, has initiated the Kerzner International Project Manager of the Year Award announced yearly for one project manager worldwide that has demonstrated excellence in project management. The University of Illinois has granted Dr. Kerzner a Distinguished Alumni Award for his contributions to the field of project management.
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