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Synopsis

Project Manager always struggle around time, resources and scope for a project. It’s even more stressful when a Program Manager manages multiple projects in a Project Management Office environment. However, a good company must have multiple projects running while a smart project manager always manage more than a project on hand. How nice if we can prioritize those project items and leverage resources among projects?

A successful project becomes a model which can light up subsequent projects as well. With positive thinking, running multiple projects can make the organization more successful because: a) resources can be used across teams; b) lessons learnt can be applied in other projects and c) the self-developed general practices becomes an important asset to the whole company.

The class will be in alignment to the PMBOK Sixth Edition, and covers:

• Multiple projects vs. company strategies
• Nature of multiple projects environment
• Team structure and PMO
• Risk management
• Control and monitoring
• Effective measures

​Target audiences

• project manager, program manager, PMP
• Project stakeholders who need to collaborate with project team
• Non-PMP plan to pass PMP exam

Instructor’s Profile – Mr. Alex Sin, PMP®, PMI-ACP®

Alex Sin is an independent consultant with more than 26 years of IT experience with expertise in Consulting, Project Management and Training. He is a certified instructor in a few areas including IT, Consulting and Management Development. Alex is well equipped with Methodology to deliver IT Consulting. He is also a practitioner of PDI, MBTI and DISC well-known consulting tools.

Alex enriched his Project Management experience from large scaled projects like Libraries, Electrical and Mechanical Services Department and Companies Registry. He recently completed a virtualization project for a local telecommunication company.

Alex is currently a VP Volunteer at Project Management Institute Hong Kong Chapter. Alex graduated from The University of Toronto with major in Computer Sciences and Mathematics.