JSPE holds a seminar on project management (Onikin Seminar) as a registered education provider of the American Project Management Institute.
In this seminar, A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) Using the 6th Edition as a textbook, we will lecture on the project management experience experienced by the instructor (PE and PMP®).Seminar participants will be issued a continuous study time (PDH) required for Professional Engineers (PEs) and a continuous study time (PDU) required for Project Management Professional (PMP)®.
Onikin CPD Seminar
Date: 2019/12/7 (Sat) 13: 00-16: 15
Participation fee: 3,000 yen (JSPE member), 5,000 yen (non-member)
Lecturer: JSPE member Takenori Baba (PE, PMP®)
Deputy Lecturer: (Tokyo venue) JSPE member Nakaba Suzuki (PE, PMP®)
CPD & PDU: Offers 3PDH and 3PDU or 3 Contact hours
Provided PDU: 3.0 Hr (Leadership 1.0 Hr, Technical 1.0 Hr, Strategic 1.0 Hr)
Lecture title: Project management in standard development
English title: Project Management in Standard Development
Outline of the lecture: Based on the experience of international standardization in ISO and IEC, we will explain the basic knowledge of standardization and think together how to adjust the relationship with stakeholders with conflicting interests.We will also introduce international standards related to project management.
Main venue (Kobe):Hyogo Prefectural Civic Center (Motomachi)
Satellite venue (Tokyo):NATULUCK Iidabashi East Exit Ekimae Store 2nd Floor Middle Conference Room
Web viewing is also possible. * For web viewing, only PDH will be issued.
(Because it is not a face-to-face seminar with the instructor and does not meet the PDU issuance requirements)
[Implementation report]
Participants: <Tokyo> 12 people (PE 10 people, PEN 1 person, AF 1 person) <Kobe> 9 people (PE 7 people, PEN 2 people)
5 people (PE 5 people)
Onikin CPD Seminar was held on Saturday, December 12th.The instructor this time was Takenori Baba PE at the Kobe venue for the first time (by the way, he is a newlywed).Stakeholders involved with a fresh perspective of standardization and standardizationPMBOK® GuideThe theme was how to use the "Manage Stakeholder Engagement" technique of. With examples such as SuicaTo win in the global market, it is necessary not only to "make good things" but also to lead standards and standardization, which requires building relationships with stakeholders and skillful negotiations.He told me that from the instructor's daily work experience.
In the two group discussions, we identified stakeholders under the themes of (XNUMX) "in-house project management tools" and (XNUMX) "international standards for interfaces," and considered ways to guide these people to their side and not to be hostile.I came up with various ideas from straightforward attacks to ground fighting, but as a summary, I would like to summarize them.In order to put it into practice, in addition to being logical, it is necessary to build relationships and understand the positions of each stakeholder.There was an explanation that it was, and I was able to recognize the importance of human power and soft skills based on technical skills.
As the number of members watching the web is gradually increasing, we will strive to provide educational opportunities to members other than Tokyo and Kansai, so members in remote areas should also consider participating in the event. Please give me.
Thank you to all the participants for their cooperation.
State of Kansai venue (left: lecture by Baba members, right: presentation of group work)
State of Kanto venue (left: presentation of exercise, right: group work)
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