Welcome to our events forum where we keep you in the loop with upcoming events we are running and conferences at which we will be speaking and exhibiting. Take some time to read through our listings and then join us by completing the registration form at the bottom of each page.
Come see us at Business Analysis World.
Melbourne 19th - 21st July 2010
Sydney 17th - 19th August 2010
PM-Partners group will be exhibiting as well as presenting. Read more...
Our next exclusive PM-Partner group events are shown below. More information will be posted 6 weeks prior to the event.
Project Recovery
With a resurging economy many major projects have been put back onto the change agenda. How do you get a major project back on track after it has stalled? Our team will be taking your through a step-by-step approach involving diagnosis, strategy and implementation to deliver project outcomes.
Sydney - September 16th 2010
Melbourne - September 24th 2010
Health Checks
Health checks and assurance programs drive accountability and productivity throughout the project lifecycle. There are a range of solutions available, each delivering different advantages under certain conditions. In this seminar we will be providing you with a practical review of the options available to you and how to effective apply each technique.
Sydney - November 12th 2010
Melbourne - November 20th 2010

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