Agile Project Management for Industry A1N
University of Skövde
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Code: VP738A
<p>Traditional project management has limitations when it comes to dealing with uncertainty and unplanned changes that occur in the organisation throughout the lifetime of the project. This can lead to expensive projects that deliver what the organisation needed when the project began, not what is needed today.</p> <p><h3>Former course participants had this to say:</h3></p> <p>“As the manager of a maintenance enterprise, studying the Agile Project Management for Industry course gave me an understanding of how I can benefit from agile mindsets and methods in my role of managing my business and employees. I already had a notion that autonomous teams, collaboration, customer focus and being adaptable are important elements in of achieving success, but this course has reinforced that notion and triggers me to use an agile mindset and methods to make things work even more effectively.”<br />- Daniel Enedahl, operational maintenance supervisor, Powertrain Engineering Sweden AB.</p> <p><h2>What do agile methods involve?</h2></p> <p>An agile approach means having a strong focus on the customer’s needs, frequent reviews and plenty of scope to change and adapt the plan to new factors. It can also be a way of breaking down barriers between different parts of the organisation or providing a more flexible alternative for driving innovation and transformation.</p> <p>Agile methods that are to be used to implement large industrial projects need to be scalable and fit - or be adaptable to - the current organisation. Agile methods can be scaled up to handle large transformation projects that span the entire organisation, but getting to that point requires a great deal of expertise and commitment.</p> <p><h2>Who are you?</h2></p> <p>This course is for managers or project managers who want to understand which method is right for a project and what it takes to implement agile projects in the organisation.</p> <p><h2>After completing the course, you will be able to:</h2></p> <p>This course will give you the skills to compare and evaluate different agile methods and to identify opportunities and risks of agile projects in a practical enterprise. You will also have a good understanding of the differences between traditional and agile methods. This course is designed to enable you to work with issues that exist at your place of work today. This work is based on leadership perspectives where you will discuss, present and describe your proposed solutions in a context based on a scientific foundation that can be implemented at your place of work.</p> <p><h2>Application, eligibility and admission</h2></p> <p>If you work in industry but do not have academic qualifications, you can apply to be assessed on the basis of what are known as real skills. Find out more on this page: his.se/ansokindustrikurser</p>
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