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This online self-paced course reviews the monitoring of project costs and the controlling of resource requirements using the Plan Resource Management, Estimate Activity Resources, and Acquire Resources processes. Participants will learn best practices for estimating and acquiring the necessary resources for their projects, as well as developing and managing the project team and optimizing resources throughout the project life cycle.
This course provides project sponsors with an understanding of their role and influence when sponsoring large-scale change initiatives in the Government of Canada. Through a mix of online self-paced and in-class activities, participants will learn about their responsibilities as project sponsors, their accountabilities, and project assurance practices that contribute to effective project or programme delivery.
This course examines the drivers of project success by drawing insights from others, including through presentations and moderated discussions with seasoned government executives and international experts. Participants will build a network of peers while learning about key principles and best practices to successfully implement projects with different scales, complexities and risks.
This online self-paced course examines the key variables that influence project planning, including project estimates, schedules, budgets and resources.
This online self-paced course explores the purpose and benefits of business analysis, and activities such as elicitation, traceability and monitoring, solution evaluation, and needs assessment.
This online self-paced course explores best practices for managing change throughout the project life cycle, including how to respond to change requests, apply integrated change control, and adapt using traditional and agile approaches.
Our organizations are structured to deal with linear, predictable problems, but we are being asked to operate in times that are increasingly complex and unpredictable. We can no longer manage change tightly, but only find ways to adapt in a rapidly changing landscape.
This article presents an overview of software as a service (SaaS) and explains how it differs from other cloud-based service delivery models, as well as the benefits and challenges associated with its use.
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