ESI International: Webinars

Webinars from ESI

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Each year, ESI holds a number of valuable, complimentary Webinars for the professional community—available right at your desktop. Our executive and industry-practicing co-presenters cover the hottest trends in Project Management, Business Analysis and, through our American division, Contract Management and Sourcing Management.

Simply put, the topics covered are the topics you need to know about, including:

Risk Management
Troubled Project Recovery
Portfolio Management
Business Requirements
Earned Value Management
Performance-Based Service Contracting

Archived Webinar Events

Five Essential Tips for Effective Earned Value Management: A Universal Approach
Presented by: Jim Foreman, PMP, ESI International and Bruce Falk , PMP, ESI International
13/4/06—During this Webinar the presenters discussed why EVM is important to your project or contract's success, how to effectively implement EVM in your organisation and how EVM will improve your project's success.

Eight Competencies of a Successful Business Analyst
Presented by: Raed Haddad, ESI International and Glenn Brule, CDI Education
15/6/05—This Webinar presents the eight competencies of the Business Analysis Competency Model, emphasising four of the most critical competencies.

Managing Risk Using Business Analysis: Implementing Best Practices to Reduce Your Project Risk
Presented by: Raed Haddad, ESI International and Renee Speitel, Hewlett-Packard
22/3/05—The presenters discussed the vital link between business analysis best practices and improvements in risk management.

Improving Sourcing Outcomes: The Three Cs of Vendor Management Success
Presented by: Jim Foreman, PMP, ESI International and Jerry Perone, PMP, ESI International
09/12/04—This Webinar will give you a flexible frame of reference for improving performance in the sourcing domain and discusses the three Cs of vendor management success; competence, collaboration and communication.