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Seminar
Seminar on "Practical outsourcing management approaches for limited outsourcing budget"
PMI HK Chapter has the honor to invite Mr. Eric Moy, Managing Director in KBQuest Group Inc, as our guest speaker to share with us the captioned topic.
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Date |
2010-07-29 |
| Time |
7:00pm - 9:00pm (Registration starts at 6:30pm and closes at 7:30pm) |
| Venue |
N002, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, KLN. |
| PDU |
2 |
| Fee |
HK$120 (PMI-HK member)
HK$200 (non-PMI-HK member) |
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About the Speaker:
Mr. Eric Moy
Mr. Moy is the Managing Director in KBQuest Group Inc, a US-based software outsourcing service provider with over 1300 IT professionals. He is responsible for defining KBQuest’s strategy for software outsourcing services and leading KBQuest Group’s Hong Kong and China outsourcing service departments. Previously, he was the solution architect of KBQuest Group with more than 15 years of project management experience with Fortune 100 companies. Eric is also a member of Hong Kong Software Outsourcing Alliance (HKSOA) and a PRINCE2 certified professional.
About the Program:
"Practical outsourcing management approaches for limited outsourcing budget"
The program looks into the internal steps to be taken to develop and win the outsourcing business case in limited budget scenarios, as well as the practical approaches necessary to execute the outsourcing smoothly and efficiently and how to structure the contracts with minimal efforts required. You will learn how to manage the inevitable change and variation, and will understand how to use the simple skills and low cost tools to drive up the supplier performance over time.
To register, please fill in the required information and submit. A confirmation letter will be sent on 26 July 2010 (Mon) to all successful applicants. As seats are limited, the seats will be confirmed by payment. If you have any inquiries, please contact us at 2784 1880.
Reminder: As a courtesy, audiences are recommended to stay till the end of the seminar. PMI Hong Kong Chapter may consider not issuing PDUs to members if their attendance is less than 75% of the session.
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