All articles by: Ana-Maria Geaman

PM Tip of the Day

PM Tip of the Day – 09.09.2013

Listen to your intuition to know what is really going on with your project.

by Rita Mulcahy

PM Tip of the Day

PM Tip of the Day – 06.09.2013

Are you implementing more workarounds than contingency plans? It should be the other way around. It might be time to reassess risk on your project.

by Rita Mulcahy

PM Tip of the Day

PM Tip of the Day – 05.09.2013

Transform your meetings with the team into true team meetings, instead of simply go-around-the-room status meetings where half of the participants are uninterested or disengaged from the discussion.

by Rita Mulcahy

PM Tip of the Day

PM Tip of the Day – 04.09.2013

A good project manager second-guesses his or her decisions and those of the team.

by Rita Mulcahy

PM Tip of the Day

 PM Tip of the Day – 03.09.2013

‘Ask the team to provide three estimates for each activity: optimistic, pessimistic and most likely.’

by Rita Mulcahy

PM Tip of the Day

PM Tip of the Day – 02.09.2013

Questions to ask yourself when planning a change process for a project: What type of changes do we expect on this project? Why will the changes be made? Will he changes be a problem? How can we prevent such changes, and what methods will we use?

by Rita Mulcahy

The conference of the Experts in Project Management

Agenda

September 26th, 2013

9:00 – 9:30 – Registration

9:30 – 9:45 – WELCOME

Tiberiu VULPEŞ, PMP, General Manager  Infinity Business Solutions

9:45 – 10:30 – EPCC Project Management

Adrian PREDOI, PMP, Technical Manager Infinity Business Solutions

  • EPCC project type structure
  • Types of contracts- Fixed Price (Lump Sum) vs. Time and Material (Unit Price)vs. Reimbursable
  • Using Oracle Primavera for planning and tracking of the EPCC projects

10:30 – 11:15 – CostOS Estimating Solution for the Construction, Oil & Gas and EPC projects

Apostolos CHATZISYMEON, CEO Nomitech

  • Development of conceptual top down estimates for early phase projects
  • Development of detailed, bottom up estimates for project tenders
  • Application of Modern technologies such as BIM and Smart Assemblies for cost estimating
  • Integrating estimates with other processes such as risk analysis and scheduling

11:15 – 11:30 – Coffee break

11:30 – 12:15 – The effects of unexpected events on budgeting projects

Dan PRECUPESCU,  Executive Manager Infinity Business Solutions

  • Risk, uncertainty factor that can affect the balance of the triple constraint
  • Modern techniques of estimation that covers the uncertainties effect of the time/cost
  • Monte Carlo analysis, a basic tool in the construction of realistic planning

12:15 – 13:15 – Lunch break

13:15 – 14:00 – The influence of leardership in the success of projects

The moderator:

Tiberiu VULPEŞ, PMP, General Manager Infinity Business Solutions

Special guests:

Cosmin TURCU, General Manager ROMELECTRO

Cristian HUBATI, Director of Project Management Office and Quality Control OMV PETROM

Constantin OPRAN, Prof. PhD. MSc. Eng. University Politehnica of Bucharest

Florin ENE, General Manager IPIP

Victor POPOVICI, Managing Director PROMMENT SERVICES

14:00 – 15:00 – Workshops sessions 

  • The Modern techniques of estimation with CostOS Estimating
  • The interaction of the roles in a Project Services department – Project Manager, Project Services Lead, Project Planner, Cost Controller, Document Controller, Risk Engineer

Location:

Radisson Blu Hotel – sala Atlas 1, Bucharest

RadissonBlu Hotel Bucharest

More detailes at:

office@infinitybiz.ro sau

ana.geaman@infinitybiz.ro

tel: 021.232.11.38
mob: 0763.056.192

PM Tip of the Day

PM Tip of the Day – 30.08.2013

Volunteer to help a charity use project management. They need you.

by Rita Mulcahy

PM Tip of the Day

PM Tip of the Day – 29.08.2013

Gold plating means adding extras to the projects that are not required, and typically do not add value for the customer. Focus instead on meeting project requirements.

by Rita Mulcahy

PM Tip of the Day

PM Tip of the Day – 28.08.2013

If another department is driving you crazy, take the time to show them how their input will help the project. People perform better when they are intellectually involved in a project.

by Rita Mulcahy