the only way is the project management way The Global Symposium where your presence counts Jointly organised by Centre for Excellence in Project Management Project Management Associates — a not for profit registered Society Indian member of IPMA In Association with 16 th Global Symposium 2008 Knowledge Partner 16 - 17 - 18 December 2008, Hotel Ashok, New Delhi, India TIME COST QUALITY CUSTOMER and Project Management is the New Economic Infrastructure - Fujitsu, Japan International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA) PMGURUONLINE.com Gateway to Project Management e-Learning training professionals to acquire Certificate in Project Management Supported by Government of India • Ministry of Coal • Ministry of Commerce & Industry (DIPP) • Ministry of Heavy Industry & Public Enterprises (Department of Public Enterprises) • Ministry of Power • Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MOSPI) Sponsor Co-sponsors Project Management - at the Centre Stage of Economic Transformation
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the only way is the project management way
The Global Symposium where your presence counts
Jointly organised by
Centrefor Excellence in Project Management
Project Management Associates— a not for profit registered Society
Indian member of IPMA
In Association with
16th
GlobalSymposium
2008
Knowledge Partner
16 - 17 - 18 December 2008, Hotel Ashok, New Delhi, India
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International Construction Project Management Association (ICPMA)
PMGURUONLINE.comGateway to Project Management e-Learning
training professionals to acquireCertificate in Project Management
Supported byGovernment of India
• Ministry of Coal• Ministry of Commerce & Industry (DIPP)• Ministry of Heavy Industry & Public Enterprises (Department of Public Enterprises)• Ministry of Power• Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MOSPI)
Sponsor
Co-sponsors
Project Management - at the Centre Stageof Economic Transformation
1992 First International Conference on‘New Dimensions in
Project Management in 90s’Dr. D V Kapur, Chairman, Reliance Power Ltd.
1993 Second International Conference on‘Emerging Trends inProject Management’
Mantosh Sondhi, a renowned guru
1994 Third International Conference on‘Risk-Transition-Change and
Project Management’S Rajgopal, former Cabinet Secretary, GOI
1995 World Congress on‘Strategies for Accelerating Maturity in
Project Management’Dr. Abid Hussain, former Ambassador to USA
1996 Global Symposium on‘New Paradigms in Project Management’
Adesh Jain, Director InchargeCentre for Excellence in Project Management
1998 Global Symposium on "Connecting Strategic Intent with
Project Management"Prof. J Davidson Frame, Director, UMT, USA
1999 Global Symposium on "A Project Mindset
is Today's Competitive Edge"Gilles Caupin, Chairman, IPMA (Switzerland), France
2001 Global Symposium on "Vision To Reality
— The Project Management Way"Dr. Nitish Sengupta, M.P., Director General, IMI
2000 Global Symposium on "Leading Companies in the Race Against Time
Through Projectisation" Dr. Nitish Sengupta, M.P., Director General, IMI
Step by Step 1992 to 2008 ...... Chairpersons of the International Advisory Councils
1997 Global Symposium on‘Transformation of Organisations
through Project Management’Klaus Pannenbacker, Chairman, IPMA, Switzerland
2002 Global Symposium on "Integrating Enterprises
through Project Management"Prabhat Kumar, Former Governer of Jharkhand
2005 IPMA World Congress on "Vision to Reality -
The Project Management Way"Subir Raha, CMD, Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd
2003 Global Symposium on "Taming the Future
through Project Management"MS Ramachandran, CMD, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd
• Ministry of Civil Aviation• Ministry of Communications & IT (DIT)• Ministry of Power• Ministry of Steel
• Ministry of Coal• Ministry of External Affairs• Ministry of Shipping, Road Transport & Highways (DRTH)• Ministry of Tourism
• Ministry of Commerce & Industry (DIPP)• Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas• Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MOSPI)• Ministry of Urban Development
Government of India
Previous Support from Central Ministries and States
2006 Global Symposium on "Creating a project oriented society - a global challenge"
Adesh Jain, Director InchargeCentre for Excellence in Project Management
In early 90’s, Rosabeth Moss Kanter of Harvard University predicted: “There are two skills essential to successful modern management, ... one is skill in project management”.
This is becoming a reality today
2007 Global Symposium on "Business by Projects"T Sankaralingam, CMD
NTPC Ltd.
2008 Global Symposium on "Project Management - at the Centre Stage of
Economic Transformation"Anil Razdan, Secretary Ministry of Power, GOI
Previous Co-Sponsors
Previous Associates
Previous Sponsors
Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India
All India Management Association
Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers
SIAM
Chemicals & PetrochemicalsManufacturers Association
CPMA
The Institution of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineers, Delhi
The Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India
Builders’ Association of India
Confederation of Indian Industry
Electronics & Computer SoftwareExport Promotion Council
Indian Institute of Technology - Delhi
Indian Banks’Association
Indian Society forTraining & Development
The Institution ofEngineers (India)
Indo American Chamber of Commerce
Petroleum Federationof India
Project Exports Promotion Council of India
Standing Conference ofPublic Enterprises
SCOPEUniversity Grants
Commission
Federation of Indian Chambersof Commerce and Industry
United Nations Development Programme
IPCL
Project Management - at the Centre Stage of Economic Transformation16 - 17 - 18 December 2008, New Delhi, India
step by step ......... towards a project oriented society
Project Management - at the Centre Stage of Economic Transformation16 - 17 - 18 December 2008, New Delhi, India
(L to R): Dr. R C Panda, Addl Secy, MOSPI, P Banerjee, CMD, GAIL, Adesh Jain, President, IPMA, Hon’ble Minister, MOSPI, Oscar Fernandes, Hon’ble Finance Minister, P Chidambaram and Member of Parliament, Dr. Karan Singh.
Highlights of 2005 World Congress
Some Other Highlights
Shri P Chidambaram, Finance Minister inaugurated the Congress.
(2006) L to R: Ms Lalitha Kumar, Addl Secretary, MOSPI, Adesh Jain, Hon’ble Minister G K Vasan, Dr. Hiroshi Tanaka, T Sankaralingam and K K Khanna.
Hon’ble Finance Minister, P Chidambaram giving the Inaugural Address. Others on the dais are (L to R) Dr. R C Panda, P Banerjee, Adesh Jain, Oscar Fernandes, Dr. Karan Singh, S Regunathan and Miles Shepherd.
(2007) L to R: Adesh Jain, Hon’ble Minister G K Vasan, Dr. R C Panda, Secretary, GOI & Martin Chamber, President, CIOB at the Inaugural Function.
Highlights of 2006 and 2007 Global Symposiums
(1995) Hon’ble then Finance Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh with Adesh Jain at the Valedictory Address. Others are: Dr. Mehdi, Mr. Gogai & Mr. Dutta.
(1993) Hon’ble Minister Pranab Mukherjee giving the Valedictory Address. Other dignitaries on the dais are (R to L): Mantosh Sondhi and Adesh Jain.
(2007) S Maye, Dr. S Desai, Adesh Jain & Dr. Hiroshi Tanaka before the start of Saraswati Invocation.
(2001) Dr. Daniel Scheifele, Alfonso Bucero, Prof. CN Bredillet, Adesh Jain, Brian Kooyman and Dr. R Turner.
(2002) Lighting the Lamp. L -R: Prof. Fupei, Jaswal, Kumar, Pathan, Sengupta, Tanaka, Rao, Jain and Dr Pillai.
(2003) L-R: Shepherd, Tanaka, Dr. Barnes, Ramachandran, Hon’ble Minister, MOSPI S B Mukherjee and Jain.
(1992) Dr. SK Mohapatra, Dr. DV Kapur, Dr. Abid Hussain & Dr. Harold Kerzner, USA sharing the platform to debate on the implications of sound project management on economy.
(1993) Erling Dessau, (UNDP) lighting the inaugural lamp. Others in the picture are: Giridhar Gomang, Adesh Jain, Dr. Harold Kerzner and Mantosh Sondhi.
(1994) Pranab Mukherjee sharing a light moment with Mantosh Sondhi, Dr. Nitish Sengupta and Gopi Arora before giving the valedictory address.
(1995) Jean Muller of France giving a keynote address explaining the position of France in PM field. Others on the dias(L-R):Dr. Frank Anbari, Adesh Jain & Pranab Mukherjee.
(1996) Panel discussion on Global PM Movement and its Dynamics. (L-R): V. Dwivedi, Gilles Caupin (France), Adesh Jain, Ron waller (USA) and Devendra Narain.
(1997) PM visionaries from 7 countries: Jain-India, Prof. Qian-China, Tanaka-Japan, Sargent-Australia, Prof Voropajev-Russia, Katagiri-US, Verma-Canada & Ward-US
(1998) Dr. PK Basu chairing a session on NASA approach to PM. Others on the dias (L-R): Andre Merwe, Dr. John Chirioni, Adesh Jain and Dr. Rodney Turner.
(1999) Panel discussion on Managing Telecom ProjectsL-R; Kapadia-Lucent, Rajagopalan-MTNL, Saran-DOT, Qvarngard-Ericsson, Mathur and Gupta-CDOT .
(2000) A discussion on PM certification. L-R: V Dwivedi, S Jha, Hiroshi Tanaka, John Pyman, and K Venkatramanan,
Step by Step ...... A Glimpse of Programmes - 1992 to 2007
(2007) Over 500 delegates from 20 countries participated in the Global Symposium.
(1996) David Pells, Adesh Jain and Gilles Caupin participating in the 2nd Global PM Forum in Boston.
Project Management - at the Centre Stage of Economic Transformation16 - 17 - 18 December 2008, New Delhi, India
An excellent journey so far with a hope for even better
Some of the Keynote Speakers of the Global Symposium 2008(Alphabetical order)
Project Management - at the Centre Stage of Economic Transformation16 - 17 - 18 December 2008, New Delhi, India
National
Dr. A S PillaiCEOBrahmos Ltd.“Managing complexities in R&D projects”
Prof. K K AggarwalVice ChancellorGuru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University“Project management excellence- IP University case study”
Adesh JainDirector, Centre for Excellence in Project Management“Breaking boundaries .., the 5th generation of PM”
Ms. Ruchira Jain, IPMA-BManaging Director, CEPM (P) Ltd.“Certificate in project management (CIPM) - a new competitive factor”
Dr. G SridharanGroup Advisor, GMR Infrastructure Ltd.“Challenges and opportunities in managing risks in large infrastructure projects”
Dr. R C PandaMember, CAT and former Secretary, GOI“Managing change through project management”
R BandyopadhyaySecretary, Department of Public EnterprisesMinistry of Heavy Industries & Public Enterprises“Central public sector enterprises (CPSE's) on the move - challenges ahead”
K VenkataramananMember of the Board & President (O)Larsen & Toubro Ltd.“Global risk management practices for large EPC projects”
Peter CoxManaging Director, Padghams, Australia“Using outcomes based evidence to promote high performance building design”
Veikko ValilaPresident, International Project Management Association (IPMA), Finland“Risk management of large projects”
Dr. Ralf MullerManaging Director, PM Concepts AB, Sweden“Matching the project manager's leadership style to project type”
Stephen HayesCEO, International Centre for Complex PM, Australia“ICCPM - the global centre for complex project management research, knowledge and practice”
Louis GunniganHead of Department of Construction Mgmt. & Tech.Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland“The role of project management in Irish economic revival”
Dr. Hiroshi TanakaPresident,Project Management Association of Japan“One step further in project management for India to become a global player”
Alan HarphamChairman, APM Group Ltd., UK“How does a CEO choose the right way to run his organization's programmes and projects”
Hidenori FukutomiGeneral Manager, Fujitsu Ltd., Japan“Strategic partnering with India for value added solution development - Fujitsu's perspective and experience”
Madhu P Pillai, PMPSenior Project ManagerKentz Engineering International Co Ltd, Saudi Arabia“Strategic fit and effective cost management: drivers for national economy”
Hans KnoepfelChairman, Certification Validation Management Board (CVMB), IPMA, Switzerland“Competence assessment for project, programme and portfolio management”
International
� ‘Why institutionalization of project management requires CEO’s will’ facilitated by Anil Razdan, Secretary, Ministry of Power, GOI� ‘Why effective project management is must for India’s sustainable economic growth’
Panel Discussion
List of International Advisory Council 2008
• Wayne Abba, EVMS Guru, USA
• Anil Ambani, Chairman, Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group
• In 1992, Centre for Excellence in Project Management (CEPM) started to spread PM movement in India. UNDP supported CEPM’s initiative. This annual event is considered to be one of the major PM events, globally.
• You measure your company’s success by the success of your projects (better projects, better future).
• Project management is the fastest growing discipline.
• In the last 10 years, there has been a 60-fold increase in the total number of certified project managers. Estimated over 600,000 as on 2008 globally.
• Methodology in measuring an organisation’s project management maturity level is the hottest topic of research.
• Fortune 500 companies are becoming more competitive by using the concepts of Business by Projects.
• Uncertainty management and change processes can only be handled through project life cycle approach
• Delay means out of race.
• Global Symposium 2008 is where top management, managers and executives learn and share the most contemporary trends in the field of project management.
The future can only be tamed in a projectised way
Project Management Associates (PMA), India has created a new milestone in promoting Certificate In Project Management (CIPM) launched in July 2007. PMA, India is a National Member of IPMA. PMA, India has recently signed MoU with IGNOU for PGCPM.
There are over 75 major organisations who have initiated CIPM. Some of the major ones are: • Genpact • NTPC • NHPC • IBM • Nuclear Power • L&T • SAIL • Mazagon Dock • Coal India • Max Healthcare • Xansa • HCL Technologies • IGNOU • Lanco • OPGC • SRF • GMR Group • Ramky Infrastructure • GAIL • Neyveli Lignite • RITES • Oil India • Satluj Jal Vidyut • Tehri Hydro • MECON • Power Grid • Reliance Infrastructure • Jindal Steel & Power • NEEPCO • Perkins Elmer • Jubliant
With over 300 public programmes, 100 in-company workshops, 16 Global Symposiums, first IPMA World Congress ever held outside Europe, participation of Central Ministers, Secretaries to Government of India, CEO’s and CMDs of CPSEs, participation of over 60 major associations in India and outside India, participation of over 10,000 professionals from all over the world and over 500 companies exposed to modern best practices of managing projects.
As on now, there are over 3000 professional with Certificate In Project Management (CIPM), 2000 IPMA Level D, 31 IPMA Level C (Certified Project Manager) and 12 IPMA Level B (Certified Senior Project Manager) in India. PMA India launches IPMA Level A (Certifed Project Director) being the highest level of certification on 19th December 2008. Adesh Jain is the first IPMA Assessor for India. For more details on CPD, Contact Adesh Jain at +91 9810322048.
1992 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 2008Sixteen years of pursuing excellence under the leadership of Adesh Jain.
For CommunicationArvind Agarwal, B.E. (Hons.), MBA, IPMA-C, Director, Project Management Associates, India
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Lunch for One Day : Rs. 7,67,400 • Company write up in conference handouts • Display of company name in the Symposium Hall • Publicity in media • 20 Participants
Symposium Handouts : Rs. 2,81,000 • Company write up in conference handouts • 15 Participants
Gala Dinner : Rs. 1,85,000 • Company write up in conference handouts • 10 Participants
• A discount of 50% applicable to cash loss making companies. Not valid for group rates.
• A discount of 50% applicable to State Sector Enterprises. Not valid for group rates.
• A discount of 50% applicable to Government Officials. Not valid for group rates.
• A discount of 10% to PMA corporate and individual members and NGO’s. Not valid for group rates.
• Registration fee is non-refundable. However, alternate delegate(s) can be nominated.
• Cheque/draft is payable to: “Global Symposium on PM”, New Delhi.
• The registration fee does not include travel and hotel accommodation.
Global Symposium 2008 - Categories of Sponsorship
Who Should Attend
• People from all disciplines such as Agriculture, Construction, Finance, Engineering, HRD, Infrastructure, IT, Manufacturing, Marketing, Planning, Projects, R&D, Operations, Software, Services, NGO’s, etc. who wish to make their companies locally & globally competitive.
�� Top Management with a vision;
� Managers ready to take on new challenges and
� Executives who are part of high performing teams.
• Decisionmakers from state/central governments & organisations with funding from multi/bilateral agencies.
• Strategic thinkers and managers from companies with a global presence.
• Project managers/team members of hard core, manufacturing and soft projects.
VenueThe Ashok Hotel, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi - 110021
Time/Dates9.30 am - 5.30 pm, 16-17-18 December 2008
Symposium Banquet on 16 December at India International Centre from 7.30 pm to 10 pm
Project Management - at the Centre Stage of Economic Transformation16 - 17 - 18 December 2008, New Delhi, India
*For all above categories of sponsorship & registration, 12.36% of Service Tax is included.
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Special 4 in 1 Offer from PMA : Pay Rs. 24,000/- per person and become eligible to attend GS 2008 (Rs. 16,000), get CIPM e-Learning (Rs. 8,900), CIPM Examination (Rs. 2,000) and PMA Life Membership (10,000). This would give you a saving of Rs. 12,900/-. This offer is also valid for a Group of 4 & Group of 8 for Rs. 86,000/- and Rs. 1,60,000/- respectively. A great opportunity, not to be missed.
Regular : Rs. 16,000 : Per delegate
Rs. 48,000 : Group of 4 delegates from same organisation (1 complimentary for 3 paid delegates)
Rs. 80,000 : Group of 8 delegates (3 complimentary for 5 paid delegates)
Global Symposium 2008 - Categories of Registration
