2007 Conference Proceedings PRINT

Setting the Standard in Project Management was the theme of the 2007 AIPM Conference, held at the Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, Tasmania Australia from 7-10 October, 2007.

This is the final program, as occured at the Conference.

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Day 2 Monday 8 October 2007

0915-1000

Keynote Address
Rear Admiral Matt Tripovich AM CSC RAN

1000-1045

Keynote Address
Peter Watson
Managing Director and CEO, Transfield Services Ltd.
Includes Questions and discussion

 

Concurrent Session 1

Concurrent Streams

Standards & Professionalism

Creating a Sustainable profession and managing future growth

Local & Global Innovation and Developmental Trends

Reality Bites

1115 – 1145

CS1.1.1
Project Triage – It’s a Different Technique
David Hudson
Abstract | Presentation

CS1.2.1
The Naked Organisation
Fiona Dunn & Matthew Robinson
Full Paper | Presentation

CS1.3.1
Sustainability is Survivability
John Brodie
Abstract | Presentation

CS1.4.1
Project Governance for the 21st Century
Ross Garland
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

1145 – 1215

CS1.1.2
Managing Expectations – Time to Market V’S Technology Trends in Large Scale Global IT Projects
Steve Smith
Abstract | Full Paper  | Presentation

CS1.2.2
Project Management & Corporate Governance
Yvonne Butler
Abstract | Presentation

CS1.3.2
Application of the Project Management Maturity Model to drive Organisational Improvement in a State Owned Corporation
 Anthony Korbel & Richard Benedict
AbstractFull Paper | Presentation

CS1.4.2
Quality is what counts
Tim Greenaway
Abstract  |  Full Paper
| Presentation

1215 – 1245

CS1.1.3
Assessing the Performance of Road Construction Projects: The Practical Application of EVPM Method for Scheduling Department. A Case Study
Pedram Daneshmand
Full Paper | Full Paper | Presentation

CS1.2.3
Future Directions in Project Management
Martin Vaughan
Full Paper | Presentation

CS1.3.3 (Peer Reviewed)
An investigation of the important Project Management Knowledge Areas in the Life Sciences Sector
David Auman
Full Paper | Presentation

CS1.4.3
Implementation of a Project Management System: Practical lessons from a successful implementation
Graham Watt
Presentation

 

Concurrent Session 2

Concurrent Streams

Standards & Professionalism

Creating a Sustainable profession and managing future growth

Local & Global Innovation and Developmental Trends

Reality Bites

1400 – 1430

CS2.1.1
Consumer Engagement – Process and Continual Engagement from Within A State Government Agency
Sue Ashlin
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS2.2.1
Turf Wars: Is Project Management a Profession
Danelle Jones
Abstract | Full Paper | Presentation

CS2.3.1
Filling the Void – Project Management for the BioSciences Sector
Dr Geoff Regester
Abstract | Presentation

CS2.4.1
Risk Management Failures – See I told you I was ill
David Hudson
Abstract | Presentation

1430 – 1500

CS2.1.2
A New Paradigm – Building Information Models
– Sydney Opera House Case Study
Guillermo Aranda-Mena
Abstract | Presentation

CS2.2.2 (Peer Reviewed)
A Review on Project Management Maturity Models and How These Models could increase an Organisation’s Project Management Maturity Level
Iain McPhillips
Abstract | Full Paper | Presentation

CS2.3.2
Realising Project Benefits – The Tasmanian Government Approach
Kathy Kuryl
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS2.4.2
Animal Behaviour in Projects
Phil Tighe
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

1500 – 1530

CS2.1.3
PMO’s – Does one Size Fit All?
Gary Yorke
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS2.2.3
Creating Executive Buy-In: The Big Must in Project Management
Cooper Lee
Abstract | Presentation

CS2.3.3
Making a Project Management Office work and be sustainable into the future – a framework showing how to go from the theory to a real life working PMO, Ryan Darby
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS2.4.3
Maintaining Project Health
Andrew Hogendijk
Abstract | Full Paper | Presentation

1630 – 1715

Keynote Address
Rear Admiral Simon Henley MBE RN
Managing Uncertainty in Complex Projects
Includes Questions and discussion

 
 

Day 3 Tuesday 9 October 2007

0900 –0945

Keynote Address
Ian McPhee
Auditor-General for Australia, Australian National Audit Office
Includes Questions and discussion

0945-1030

New Initiatives within AIPM – Peter Shears, CEO AIPM
- AIPM Professional Development Framework – Peter Dechaineaux

- AIPM Community Project – Chivonne Watt

 

Concurrent Session 3

Concurrent Streams

Standards & Professionalism

Creating a Sustainable profession and managing future growth

Local & Global Innovation and Developmental Trends

Reality Bites

1100-1130

CS3.1.1
Profiling, Benchmarking and Selecting Effective Project Managers through the use of Psychometric Testing
Gerard Ferrara
Abstract | Presentation

CS3.2.1
Moving Upmarket: New Roles for old PMO’s
Geoff Rankins
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS3.3.1
Impacts of Globalisation for Project Management
Mary-Lou Raybould
AbstractFull Paper | Presentation

CS3.4.1
Why PMO’s don’t work – learning from practical experiences in non-performing Program Management Offices
Peter Sexton
Full Paper | Presentation

1130-1200

CS3.1.2.
Partnerships and Processes: Managing Complexity
Mary Blackwood
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS3.2.2
Creative / Diverse / Inspiring – Tailoring Agile Project Management to 2007: The Year of Women in Engineering (YoWIE) (SA)
Ha Do
Full Paper | Presentation

CS3.3.2 (Peer Reviewed)
The Project Management Consultant in Chinese Construction Industry – The Roles and Responsibilities
Jian Zuo
Full Paper | Presentation

CS3.4.2 (Peer Reviewed)
Implementing PRINCE2: Moving from Theory to a Practical Standard
Paul Purdon
Full Paper | Presentation

1200-1230

CS3.1.3 (Peer Reviewed)
Are Interpretative and Critical Research Methods Useful for Research in Project Management?
Dr Shankar Sankaran
Abstract | Full Paper | Presentation

CS3.2.3
Y, The New Project Team Member: A Generation of Understanding
Stuart Guest-Smith
Abstract | Presentation - currently not available

CS3.3.3
The keys to success in scientific project management
Russell Scott
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS3.4.3
CPR Closing Projects Successfully
Sharyn White
Abstract | Presentation

 

Concurrent Session 4

Concurrent Streams

Standards & Professionalism

Creating a Sustainable profession and managing future growth

Local & Global Innovation and Developmental Trends

Reality Bites

1400-1430

CS4.1.1
Creating a Sustainable Profession
Maire Sheehan
Full Paper | Presentation

CS4.2.1
Sustainability: Creating Possibilities by Challenging What is Possible
Mary Casey
Abstract | Full Paper | Presentation

CS4.3.1
Project Success Factors as found over wide industry application, their necessary Antecedents and how they are best Planned, Applied and Sustained in the Aid/ Emergency Project Environment
Paul Steinfort
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS4.4.1
Project Management and the Lifeline Telephone Counselling Service
David Schrapel
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

1430-1500

CS4.1.2
Re-Examining the Triple Constraint as a Composite Measure of Project Success
Victor Sohmen  
Abstract

- This presentation was not given.

It was replaced by Peter Dechaineux on Competency Standards. Presentation

 

CS4.2.2 (Peer Reviewed)
An analysis of cultural differences upon project team performance for global projects
Seung Jung Lee
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS4.3.2 (Peer Reviewed)
Enterprise Project Management – what it takes to make it stick and deliver organizational benefit
Rob Loader
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS4.4.2
Meta-Program Management – achieving coordinated outcomes across multiple enterprises
Adrian Morey
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

1500-1530

CS4.1.3
A 360 degree approach to Successful Programs
Cooper Lee
Abstract  |  Full Paper | Presentation

CS4.2.3
Program and Project Management at the Department of Sustainability and Environment
Fiona Dunn Presentation

CS4.3.3
Project Shapes and a Project Barometer
Steve Sorrell
Abstract | Presentation | Presentation

CS4.4.3
The Project Management Plan and the Training of Scout Leaders
David Cossart
Full Paper | Presentation

1630-1715

Keynote Address
Ian Irving, Vice President, Defence Services & Aerospace, Thales
Includes Questions and discussion
 - Address

 
 

Wednesday 10 October 2007

0900-0945

Keynote Address
John Smyrk
Sigma Management Science
Includes Questions and discussion

0945-1030

Keynote Address
Charlton Clark
Australian Government Antarctic Division, Air Transport Project Manager
Includes Questions and discussion

 

Concurrent Session 5

Concurrent Streams

Standards & Professionalism

Creating a Sustainable profession and managing future growth

Local & Global Innovation and Developmental Trends

Reality Bites

1100-1130

CS5.1.1.
Presentation not available

CS5.2.1
Cleaning Up the Rivers to Cleanse the Lake. Project Scheduling and Reporting – an issue of Rubbish In, Rubbish Out
Steve Onus
Abstract | Presentation

CS5.3.1
The 5 Reasons why Organisations choose the Wrong Projects
Darren Cook
Presentation

CS5.4.1
Alliance Based Defence Procurement and the P-3 Accord
Grant Hensley
Full Paper | Presentation

1130-1200

CS5.1.2
Model in facilitating learning in the workplace. A Project Management based action research study in a PNG public sector development context
Roger Bottrall
Full Paper | Presentation

CS5.2.2
Ask the PMO Panel
Martin Vaughan, AIPM PMO SIG, Fiona Park, Peter Sexton, Craig Pope, Mark Taylor
Presentation

CS5.3.2
The Yin and Yang of Project Management: Comparing PMBoK and PRINCE2
Geoff Rankins
Full Paper | Presentation

CS5.4.2
Undertaking major environmental remediation within a constrained industrial heritage site
Bridget Nichols
Full Paper | Presentation | Presentation in PDF

1200-1230

CS5.1.3
What we hear, we forget; what we see, we remember; what we do, we understand! A Confucian Approach to Educating Senior Executives in ICT Governance and Portfolio Analysis
Richard Sargeant
Abstract | Presentation | Presentation in PDF

Ask the PMO Panel
continued

CS5.3.3
Outsourcing: Considerations for Implementation and Evaluation
Peter Sexton
Presentation

CS5.4.3
PMO Success & Value
Danelle Jones
Abstract | Paper | Presentation

1405-1500

Closing Keynote Address
Dr Keith Suter, Global Trends


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