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Chapter Meeting
About the Program:Project Process TailoringCertified project managers are expected to competently identify, select, and apply appropriate project management processes in projects. Including the right mix of such processes in projects is highly challenging but essential to assuring the successful delivery of expected products, services, and results—with success in projects defined as when expected, within budget, and to customer satisfaction. This presentation on process tailoring will briefly cover a guidelines document that includes four parts: Accompanying the guidelines is a tool that will also be covered and that, when used as intended, helps answer the following question: “How should the project be approached, and exactly which processes should be selected and applied based on the project’s characteristics or traits?” Speaker Biography:Frank Cox, MS, PMP, MPMFrank is a certified project manager in the Missouri Information Technology Services Division. He has supported the largest department in the state government, the Missouri Department of Corrections, since 1999. Since August 2007, he also has served as IT purchasing liaison to the department. In 2000, he helped establish and charter the PMI Mid-Missouri Chapter. Frank served as chapter VP of communications for four years, and as first VP for two years. From January 2006 to December 2007 he also served as the chapter’s fourth elected president. Frank also contributes to project management as a member of the Missouri Project Management Standing Committee. At work Frank leads the planning, scheduling, and control of a statewide program, ultimately 87 IT projects, to improve networking and computing at campus-level prisons and other facilities throughout the Department of Corrections. At home Frank and his wife, Kelly, are raising three teenagers. He enjoys spending his limited spare time with his family. |