Webinars
Looking for best practices, new ideas, or a little refresher?
Systemation’s free monthly webinars on project management, business analysis, and agile development are just what you are looking for. You can register for scheduled sessions, view a list of future webinars, and watch archived recordings. They’re only an hour long so how could you pass up watching one or all of them?
Receive PDUs for Watching or Attending a Systemation Webinar
Did you know you can receive 1 PDU for each live webinar you attend and for each webinar recording you view? Although we do not register our webinars as activities through PMI you can still claim them as non-registered PDUs. All you have to do is fill out PMI’s form and claim the PDUs in Section 4 as Category B for live webinars and in Section 4 as Category C for recorded webinars (Systemation’s address is: 12503 E. Euclid Dr. Suite 55. Centennial, CO 80111).
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Register for Scheduled Webinars
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- Planning Withing the Agile Project:
June 12, 2012 @12pm MST - Managing Revolving Project Resources:
July 9, 2012 @12pm MST
Future Webinars
- June 2012: Planning Within the Agile Project Facilitated by Laura Robinson
What and how does the agile project team plan in an agile project? Learn that agile planning is actually very frequent and rigorous, that it is done top down and that it requires considerable collaboration, in alignment with the agile principles. Discuss the three levels of agile planning – release, iteration and daily planning – as well as options for strategic project planning. - July 2012: Managing Revolving Project Resources Facilitated by Alison Sigmon
Project managers are constantly juggling schedules, cost, and resources. Because of the rapid, evolving nature of projects today, people will come and go on projects. This webinar will consider how to respond to resource shifts and mitigate the impact of changing roles and people. - August 2012: Agile User Stories Facilitated by Laura Robinson
What are user stories? Who writes them? How are they written? When are they written? How do they differ from traditional, functional requirements and use cases? Understand the format of user stories and acceptance criteria, discuss hints and tips for writing them, and review ways to “discover” them through collaborative techniques.
Archived Webinar Recordings
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Project Management
- When Anxiety is a Good Thing on Projects
- Branding Projects – Creating Identity and Ownership Your Team Can Get Behind
- Decision Making Styles – Informed Influencing
- Accelerating the Execution Process
- Delivering Bad News in Good Ways
- Influencing Others
- Project Management by Twitter – Project Management in a Social World
- Project Communication – How to be Effective
- I Think I’m Dealing With Resistant Stakeholders
- Helping Stakeholders Give You What’s Needed
- Cruise Control – Managing Projects Successfully
- Facilitating for Alignment
- Dealing with Difficult Project Team Members
Business Analysis
- Continuous Process Improvement – Baby Steps to the Big Picture
- Get’r Done! Being More Effective in all That You Do
- Going Lean – How Skinny Can We Get?
- Effective Virtual Requirements Workshops – Facilitate Like a Pro
- Business Intelligence – What Does the BA Need to Know?
- CBAP and CCBA Preparation – Getting Through the Application and Beyond
- Business Process Management
- Discovering Requirements From Modeling Tools
- Writing a Quality Use Case Part 1 and Part 2
- Human Factors and Creating a Quality User Interface Recording
- Visualizing Requirements – Going Beyond the Written Word
Agile Development
| Project Management by Twitter: Project Management in a Social World |
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