Skyline - Bailey's Crossroads Luncheons
“The Seventh Dimension of Project Management
Risk and the Triple Constraints"
featuring
Michael S. Dobson, PMP
Next Skyline Luncheon Brown Bag
(Networking 11:30am to Noon, Presentation Noon to 1pm)
Location and Cost
About the Program
The Seventh Dimension of Project Management: Risk and the Triple Constraints
Risk in project management isn't like classical risk, where probabilities are known and where impacts can always be turned into a dollar figure. If you're a week late (or early) with your project, what does that mean? On some projects, this could be a catastrophe. On others, the damage could be negligible. Project risk follows the Triple Constraints, the interplay of time, cost and performance that defines the universe of your project. Michael Dobson, author of six books on project management, including most recently "The Six Dimensions of Project Management," will take your understanding of project risk to new levels, including new risk response strategies for both threats and opportunities.
About the Speaker
Upcoming Speakers
- July 17, 2008: Maximizing your PDUs
- August 21, 2008: The 5 Basics of Risk Management
- September 18, 2008: Right Brain Creativity for Left Brain People
About Skyline Luncheons
- All Skyline luncheons are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. They begin at 11:30am with a 30 minute unstructured networking session. At Noon, after a short introduction and after we’ve dealt with some administrative matters, the presentation begins. The luncheons end promptly at 1pm.
- Join our Yahoo Group by sending an email with your name, and organization to: SkylineLuncheonPMIWDC-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. On our list we provide copies of past presentations, directions to our lunch location in Baileys Crossroads, and two email reminders per month.
- Our Yahoo Group SkylineLuncheonPMIWDC@yahoogroups.com is an announcement-only type list not used for general email. So you will only receive a limited amount of email and only from the moderators, who are the co-Chairs of the Skyline Baileys Crossroads Lunch meeting, Mark Buchholz and William Bigler.
- For more information about the Skyline Lunch meeting send an email with your question to SkylineLuncheonPMIWDC-owner@yahoogroups.com
Directions and Map Link
Skyline Office Complex5109 Leesburg Pike, Suite 800,
Falls Church, VA 22041
NOTE: Virginia Route 7 is Leesburg Pike (in Falls Church and Fairfax County) and is also King Street (in Alexandria) at different stretches.
Directions to 5109 Leesburg Pike
Falls Church, VA 22041-3215
From Tyson's Corner:
- Take Route 7, Leesburg Pike, for about 7 miles and turn right onto South George Mason Drive (just after the entrance to the Target parking lot).
- Make a right at the second intersection, or parking lot entrance, and drive up a ramp alongside the building. Turn right at the 4-way Stop sign. Pay visitor parking is on the other side of the building at that intersection.
- Walk across the courtyard to the left end of the set of offices (building 5109, also known as Skyline 6). Take the elevator to the 8th floor.
From Washington DC or National Airport:
- Take I-395 South towards Richmond.
- After the Glebe Road and Quaker Lane exits, take Exit 5 for Route 7, King Street, West. You will go through 10 traffic lights that are very close together.
- Turn left onto South George Mason Drive. Skyline Tower is the 26-story light blue glass building.
- Make a right at the second intersection, or parking lot entrance, and drive up a ramp alongside the building. Turn right at the 4-way Stop sign. Pay visitor parking is on the other side of the building at that intersection.
- Walk across the courtyard to the left end of the set of offices (building 5109, also known as Skyline 6). Take the elevator to the 8th floor.
From Dulles Airport:
- Take the Washington Dulles Access Road towards Washington.
Take 495 South towards Richmond - After passing exits for Tyson’s Corner, I-66, Route 50, Braddock Road and I-95 South, take I-395 North (left exit) towards Washington.
- Take Exit 5, King Street, West. You will go through 10 traffic lights that are very close together.
- Turn left onto South George Mason Drive. Skyline Tower is the 26-story light blue glass building.
- Make a right at the second intersection, or parking lot entrance, and drive up a ramp alongside the building. Turn right at the 4-way Stop sign.
- Pay visitor parking is on the other side of the building at that intersection.
Walk across the courtyard to the left end of the set of offices (building 5109, also known as Skyline 6). Take the elevator to the 8th floor.
Past Presentations
Where indicated, these presentations are copyrighted by the authors. Please respect their copyrights.
Presentations will be made available at the presenters’ discretion, after the luncheon, and for the purpose of providing a training tool.
2007 Skyline Presentations
- April 19,2007: Not Available
- March 15, 2007: The PMI Standard for Program Management
- February 15, 2007: Web 2.0 Platforms and Project Management
- January 18, 2007: not available
2006 Skyline Presentations
- December 21, 2006: not available.
- November 16, 2006: EVM and Performance Based Acquisition
- October 19, 2006: Government Extension of the PMBOK
- September 21, 2006: not available.
- August 17, 2006: not available.
- July 20, 2006: not available.
- June 15, 2006: Presentation on Improving Program Performance at the FAA
- May 18, 2006: Presentation on Managing Agile Software Development: Products or Projects?
- April 20, 2006: Presentation on An Organizational Transformation - From Dysfunctional to 9/11 Recovery
- March 16, 2006: Presentation on Troubled Project Recovery
- February 16, 2006: Not available.
- January 19, 2006: Presentation on Process Improvement Methodologies













