Project Review & Recovery

Learn how to review a project and develop a recovery plan.

The consequences of failed projects can be grim. Lost business, lost jobs, and lost opportunity. To put it in perspective, consider this: in just a 12-month period, organizations that average closing $65 million worth of projects will see $30 million of those projects at risk of failing, according to findings from PM Solutions Research. That means that nearly half of an organization's projects are at risk at any given time, no matter the size of the organization.

In this course, you will be introduced to a comprehensive review and recovery process that helps you:

  1. Identify troubled projects
  2. Take corrective action early in the project lifecycle

At-a-glance

Delivery: Instructor-Led Training
(Virtual or On-site)

Course Details: Virtual: Four 3.5-hour sessions; Onsite: 2 days

Professional Development Units (PDUs): 14 (10 Ways of Working, 2 Power Skills, 2 Business Acumen)

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Key Outcomes

  • Assess a challenged project’s current status
  • Classify the project’s status using a recovery taxonomy
  • Determine an appropriate recovery course of action
  • Identify an appropriate organization for recovery
  • Communicate key elements of troubled project status to appropriate stakeholders
  • Define a plan for recovery of a troubled project
  • Demonstrate ability to identify and employ appropriate recovery techniques
  • Transition the troubled project appropriately

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