PMI Adelaide Workshop: Lean-Agile Innovation!

Description:
Lean-Agile Innovation!
- How Lean-Agile mindset and practices can foster innovation in your organization!
- Include a case study from our consulting experience from an enterprise.
Increasingly intense competition in fast-changing environment is forcing companies and organisations to find faster ways to develop new and innovative products and services, and bring them to market fast. Lean-Agile mindset and practices have been used by many organizations to do so and enhance their competitive advantages.
In this short session, the speaker will highlight the concept and importance of Lean-Agile mindset, how to organize teams into value streams, and use critical Lean-Agile practices to foster, develop and deliver the innovative products and services to your customers quickly! A case study shall be used to illustrate the approaches, challenges and how to overcome them.

Speaker:

William WM TAN,
Coach, Trainer and Consultant
William Tan is the author of the popular book, “Project Management: A Practical Step-By-Step Guide”. He has > 22 years of working and project management experience in Multi-National Companies, including Nortel, Intel and Motorola. In Motorola, he led the Project Management Office (PMO) and managed many hardware and software RND/NPI projects for 2-way walkie-talkie customers worldwide, contributing to additional revenue of >$100M annually. His charters included training and coaching project managers to ensure projects meeting goals and stakeholder requirements.
In the early Universal Serial Bus (USB) days at Intel, he led many USB projects successfully. He and his team developed the specifications for the world first USB microcontroller! He published one of the first USB books, “Developing USB PC Peripherals” that outlined key steps in developing USB devices. This helped to accelerate USB adoption during those days.
Today, William leads PMO AUS Pty Ltd, focusing on providing Agile and Project Management training, coaching and consulting services to companies and individuals in Australia and New Zealand. He understands the best methods of how to bring the new project managers “up-to-speed” quickly and experienced project managers to the next performance level!