Australian Institute of Project Management



2003 Conference Proceedings


Monday 13 October 2003

Session One: Keynote Addresses 1, 2 and 3

The Forces of Change
Professor Ron Johnston, Australian Centre for Innovation, University of Sydney NSW Australia

The State of Project Management Globally (Paper not available)
Dr Neveen Moussa, National President, AIPM

State of the Nation 
Colin Dobie, Immediate Past President, AIPM

Session Two

Project Management in Asia and Managing Multinational Project Teams
Graeme Ross, Itcom Australia Pty Ltd, Melbourne, VIC Australia

Pick up the Baton
Megan Traynor-Boyland, WB+ Property Solutions, Sydney, NSW Australia

Communication Tool - Managing Project Information through the Web On-line Communication for Virtual Communities
Jonathan Summers, Department of Commerce, Sydney, NSW Australia

Developing Managers in Development
Philip Montgomery, URS Australia Pty Ltd., Canberra, ACT Australia

The Maryborough Correctional Centre Project...Setting a Benchmark for the Future
Brett Magnussen, Project Services, Maroochydore, QLD Australia

Project Control Using AS4817 for Earned Value Management "The VIPER Experience"
Patrick Weaver, Fallon Project Management Pty Ltd, South Melbourne, VIC Australia
Presented by Linda Bourne, Fallon Project Management Pty Ltd, South Melbourne, VIC Australia

Collaborative Contracting Delivering Aid in a Changing Environment
J.D. (Ian) Fowler, Australian Agency for International Development, Canberra, ACT Australia

Cultural Issues in the Redevelopment of Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Peter Teys, Project Services, Brisbane, QLD Australia

Hard and Soft Systems Management for Strategic Projects in the Public Sector: A Case Study
Richard Benedict and Christophe Bredillet, NSW Department of Housing, Ashfield, NSW Australia

Session Three

The Globalized ASEAN Project Manager (paper not available)
Harry Zanedin, Project Management Grouip, Batc-Utm City Campus, Malaysia

Getting a Grip on Intangible Outcomes
Kersti Nogeste, Project Expertise Pty Ltd, Melbourne, VIC Australia

The Knowledge Economy
Professor Ron Johnston, Australian Centre for Innovation, University of Sydney, Sydney NSW Australia

Challenges in Creating a Project Mindset (paper not available)
Adesh Jain, Centre for Excellence in Project Management, India

Option Pricing - A Model for Investment Management and Benefits Management
Mark Heath, MBH Management Pty Ltd, Sydney NSW Australia

Multi Project Control as an Information Logistics Process
Mats Apeldrans, JIBS, Linkoping International Business School, Onkoping Sweden

Noble PM Contribution to International Development Projects
Hiroshi Tanaka, The Japan Project Management Forum, Tokyo Japan

Consistently Doing the Right Projects and Doing them Right - What Metrics do you Need?
Terry Cooke-Davies, Human Systems International Limited, United Kingdom

Towards a Strategic Role for the PMO
Rad Miletich, BlueVisions Management Pty Ltd, Sydney NSW Australia

Session Four: Keynote Addresses 4 & 5 / Poster Presentations

An Assessment of Sources and Moderators of Stress for Project Managers
Chitra Singh, CW Consultancy Group, Perth WA Australia

Manage and Lead Without Loosing Sleep (paper not available)
Colin Pearce, Colin Pearce's World Sales Center, SA Australia

Poster Listing

Tuesday 14th October 2003

Session Five: Keynote Addresses 6,7 8 & 9

Challenges in Creating a Project Mind-Set (paper not available)
Adesh Jain, Centre for Excellence in Project Management, India

Strategies for Management of Six Sigma Projects (paper not available)
Robin Young, Microsoft, Sydney NSW Australia

Corporate Project Management - Causes of Deficiencies and Means of Measurement 
Colin Dobie, Immediate Past President, AIPM

Trends in Project Management at the Corporate Level - Actions of Professional Associations (paper not available)
Debbie O'Bray, PMI, USA
Chris Seabury, CEO, Associaion for Project Management, UK

Session Six

The PMO as a Project Management Integrator, Innovator and Interventionist
Peter Mihailidis, BlueVisions Management pty Ltd, Sydney NSW Australia

Project Successes and Quality Outcomes - Planning, Partnership and People
Julie Cleeton and Yvonne Bancroft, Queensland Health, McDowall QLD Australia

Value Adding through Appropriate Integrated Risk Insight: Transforming Development Opportunities into Projects
Graham Hawkins, LRMC Pty Ltd, Nedlands WA Australia

From Accidental Project Management by Subject Experts to a Professional and Consistent Project Approach - A Case Study
Dedra Charters-Woods, Australian Securities and Investments Commission, Melbourne VIC Australia

Critical Success Factors for ERP Projects
Dr Bernard Wong, University of Technology Sydney, Broadway NSW Australia
David Tein, Microsoft, Canberra ACT Australia

When Risk Management Turns Into Crisis Management
Cameron Gillanders, GHD Pty Ltd, Brisbane QLD Australia

Lessons Learned from Establishing PMO's in a Corporate Environment
Robert Loader, AXA Asia Pacific Limited, Wellington New Zealand

Setting the Strategic Directions for Project Management. Results through a Centre of Excellence
Graham Watt, Department of Commerce, Sydney NSW Australia

Risk Management - Beyond the Standards
David Hudson, CPM Group Pty Ltd, Brisbane QLD Australia

Service Optimisation: An Enterprise Strategy
Shane Thatcher and Steve Smith, American Express Company, Sydney NSW Australia

Spiritual Benefit and the Quadruple Bottom Line
Satyajit Datar, GHD Pty Ltd, Brisbane QLD Australia

Systemic Issues in Risk Management in Projects - Why the AS/NZS 4360 Approach is not Enough
Richard Barber, University of NSW, Canberra ACT Australia

Session Seven

The Repression of Politics in Project Management: An Invitation into the Possible Implications for Stakeholder Engagement of the Observed Low "Machiavellianism" amongst Project Managers
Scott Hargreaves, SDA Project Advisory Pty Ltd, Melbourne VIC Australia

Governance Contracting Program Delivery Methodology of Complex Programs
David Domkins, Dunke Pty Ltd, Sydney NSW Australia

Practical Project Management Process Roadmap: The Road to Success
Graham Watt, Department of Commerce, Sydney NSW Australia

Its Not What You Say...Communicating to be Heard
Juergen Oschadleus, Act Knowledge Pty Ltd, Sydney NSW Australia

Representing the Client - How Far Can You Go?
Peter Pullman, Connell Wagner Pty Ltd, Brisbane QLD Australia

Optus Mobile: Managing in a Constantly Changing Environment
Stephen Negus, Connell Wagner Pty Ltd, Neutral Bay NSW Australia
Tony Gale, SingTel Optus, Chatswood NSW Australia

Role of Eminent IT Professionals in Enterprise-Wide IT Projects
Mehmet Yildiz, IBM Global Services Australia, Melbourne VIC Australia

Developing a Relationship Contracting Environment on Major Projects
Frank Turvey, Department of Public Works, Building Division, Brisbane QLD Australia

Corporate Governance Alignment and Project Delivery Economy
Doug Thomson, PhD Candidate in Business, RMIT University, Melbourne VIC Australia

Session Eight: Plenary & Keynote Addresses 10, 11 & 12 / Conference Close

Winner 2003 Project of the Year Award

The Project Management Oscars (paper not available)
Mary-Lou Raybould, Project Insights, Melbourne VIC Australia

Balancing Life and Work (paper not available)
Cynthia Morton, Speakers And Entertainers.Com, Australia

Conference Close
Invitation to Attend AIPM 2004 Conference
Granville May, National Vice President, AIPM

 

 


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