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Finish What You Start: 10 Surefire Ways to Deliver Your Projects On Time and On Budget
 

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Webinar Description

Mike Cunningham takes his audience on a journey to prove effective project management is not all magic and complex terminology. In fact, by balancing the three critical factors in all projects, time, money and resources - almost any project can be delivered on schedule and on budget. His program, derived from his most recent book, Finish What You Start focuses on simple, proven principles with a three-step process to plan, manage and implement every project. Real world examples provide heavyweight support to his arguments and approach, causing both new and experienced project managers to incorporate "Surefire Ways" into their project management skills

Michael Cunningham Bio:

Michael Cunningham is the President and founder of the Harvard Computing Group (HCG), a professional services and software organization founded in 1994 to improve processes and project management systems. He is author of four books: B2B: How to Build a Profitable E-commerce Strategy (Perseus Books); Smart Things to Know About E-commerce (Capstone); Partners.com: How to Profit from the New DNA of Business (Perseus Books) and Finish What You Start: Ten Surefire Ways to Bring Your Project On Time and On Budget (Kaplan). Since 1994, Cunningham has helped HCG clients with the development of Internet-based strategies, improving their operational efficiency, technology systems, work processes, business partnerships and distribution systems. His deep understanding of the best ways to integrate business goals, technology and more effective work processes provides a unique perspective in the marketplace, one which Harvard's clients have been able to leverage. He is also the primary inventor of TaskMap, a Simplified Process Mapping system released in May of 2004. With over 20 years experience in the development, delivery and deployment of complex software systems, Cunningham is a sought after speaker and regularly contributes to magazines and publications in the Information Technology and E-commerce community.