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Project Leadership Continuous Learning and Education Online

The following resources are available to refresh your memory and reinforce what you have just learned at your Project Leadership Seminar:

Project Road Map™ - A computer-based application tool that takes users through the process of creating a project plan. This tool can be used as a front-end to Microsoft Project.

Reading Material - Please read the following articles after attending the Project Leadership Seminar.

Project Leadership for Business Results: A Business Systems Approach - This is an article written by Dennis J. Cohen, Ph.D., and Robert J. Graham, Ph.D., PMP, both SMG instructors and Subject Matter Experts in the field of project leadership. This link will open a new browser window. To close the new browser window and return to this page, click the exit symbol in the corner of the browser, or click File and then Exit. This file is a Microsoft Word document and will be downloaded to your computer simply by clicking on the link.

Leading the Change to a Project-Based Organization - This is an article written by Robert J. Graham, Ph.D., PMP, and Randall L. Englund. Robert J. Graham, Ph.D., PMP, is an independent project management consultant and senior associate with Strategic Management Group, Inc., (SMG). Randall L. Englund is a project manager at the Hewlett-Packard Company and a consultant on HP’s Project Management Initiative team. This link will open a new browser window. To close the new browser window and return to this page, click the exit symbol in the corner of the browser, or click File and then Exit.

Post Seminar Learning -

The Project Management IQnet ™ is an award-winning online learning reference and knowledge community. It is designed to help build the skills needed to function and thrive in a project driven company. Click the logo above to access Project Management IQnet. When the pop-up box appears, enter the same user name and password that you were given for this site. This link will open a new browser window. To close the new browser window and return to this page, click the exit symbol in the corner of the browser, or click File and then Exit.