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Project
Management for Publishing - 4 June 2018
An essential course for those managing projects, this full day workshop goes beyond
the theory taking a highly practical approach in which delegates tackle real-life project scenarios they have provided in advance.
"The course was wonderful, I learnt a lot. It should be mandatory for anyone
running a project. The speakers were really engaging, the venue was great and the day whizzed by.”
Elizabeth Moylan, BioMed Central
Key course information and content
* The need for project management
* Project management overview, principles and life cycles
* Project management methods: starting projects, planning, tracking and controls
* Publishing case studies demonstrating both what to do and what not not do.
* Avoiding failure: managing risk, issues, change and the people side of projects
* It’s a team game: roles and responsibilities
* Break-out sessions focusing on project scenarios provided by delegates.
Date: Monday 4 June
Location: West One, London W1
Tutors: Jim Russell,
RPM Associates and Gwyn Bassett, IOP Publishing
ALPSP Members - book this course by 4 March to receive our NEW Early Bird discount.
Full details and booking information visit
https://www.alpsp.org/Training/Project-Management-for-Publishing/52771
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Heidi Russell-Jones
Marketing & Communications Executive
The Association of Learned& Professional Society Publishers
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