June Global Speaker Exchange Webinar
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The June Speaker Exchange webinar features two presentations that will be simulcast globally, courtesy of the PMIWDC Chapter-to-Chapter Outreach program.
Both sessions will each be held twice to accomodate
international viewers in other time zones.
Registration for this event has closed. We look forward to seeing you next month.
First Session: 11:00am ET to 1:15pm ET
Second Session: 9:00pm ET to 11:15pm ET
All times are USA Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) -0400 UTC
EVM Planning and Control in the Construction Industry
featuring
Jack Kersbergen,PMP
PMI College of Performance Management
11:00am and 9:00pm, June 25, 2009
Supervised Credits to Projects to Lower Risks
featuring
Fernando Roque
Ephiron
12:00pm and 10:15pm, June 25, 2009
About the Webinar
This PIWDC webinar is being presented globally, and is available to anyone interested in attending. It is also being presented live to an audience by the Epiphron group in Guatemala at the Guatemala Galileo University
Attendees will receive 2
PDUs.
(Note that you can not
receive 4 PDUs from attending both sessions. The two sessions are
identical)
Date and Time:
June 25, 2009
First Session: 11:00am ET to 1:15pm ET
EVM Planning and Control in the Construction Industry: 11:00am to 12:00pm
Supervised Credits to Projects to Lower Risks: 12:15pm to 1:15pm
Second Session: 9:00pm ET to 11:15pm ET
EVM Planning and Control in the Construction Industry: 9:00pm to 10:00pm
Supervised Credits to Projects to Lower Risks: 10:15pm to 11:15pm
Online webcast via www.pmiwdc.org
The session is free of charge, but online preregistration is required in order to receive information about how to attend.
About the Programs
EVM Planning and Control in the Construction Industry
EVM is vitally important to the US defense industry, as well as the construction industry throughout the world. But, there are significant differences between how EVM is implementated across different projects. This presentation provides a overview and sample methods of how EVM is used in the construction industry for the project planning and control.
Supervised Credits to Projects to Lower Risks
Earned Value is a tool that allows Financial Investors to lower their investment risks by giving financial managers the ability to gauge the performance of their project investments and make funding decisions through out the life cycle of their investments. This presentation will show the bases for using EVM as a tool for financial managers.
About the Presenter
Jack Kersbergen has spent almost half of his career in Earned Value in the Aerospace and Defense Industry and the last 10 years in Engineering and Construction.
He has also been a successful private consultant for Earned Value to the US Navy and private industry. He is currently with Zachry Construction Corporation in the electric power generation industry. His previous position was with Raytheon Engineers and Constructors on the United States Antarctic Program for the National Science Foundation constructing the new South Pole Station in Antarctica. Jack often speaks at the IPM and EVM World Conference in DC and in FL.
Fernando Roque works
as a consultant Cost and Financial Engineering projects for PARM AG
(www.parm.com) which is a Swiss company based in St Gallen working in
Latinamerica. He designs financial and risk models for
Project Management using Earned Value. He lead the Cost Engineering
Software produced by PARM for use in Latinamerica. He has been a
presenter in multiple occasions at the PMI-CPM Northamerica Global
Conferences in the use of Earned Value in projects.
