A PMI Certified Training Course
Effective Project Control Systems for Post Crisis Developments
Integrating Emerging Risks and Modern Methodologies into Project Controls
Why Choose Effective Project Control Systems for Post Crisis Developments Training Course?
Project Control Systems Training for Post Crisis Developments is now an essential capability for organizations navigating volatile environments and recovering from major disruptions. Even before recent global crises, projects routinely struggled with scope drift, delays, and rising costs—exposing weaknesses in how scope, schedule, cost, risk, and workflow were controlled. Post-crisis realities demand stronger, more integrated systems that can manage complexity, uncertainty, and accelerating external pressures.
This Project Control Systems Course for Post Crisis Developments addresses these new challenges by focusing on enterprise-level integration and adaptability. As digital transformation reshapes how organizations operate, the need for control systems that incorporate cloud technologies, data analytics, and real-time visibility has never been greater. Participants will explore how modern systems must evolve to manage emerging risks and maintain accuracy, resilience, and transparency across project delivery.
Through this Project Control Systems Training for Post Crisis Developments, delegates gain practical frameworks for designing and implementing adaptive, flexible, and data-driven control systems. They will learn how to integrate planning, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, and reporting into a unified structure capable of supporting consistent performance—even in unstable environments. The course ensures participants leave with applicable tools for preventing overruns, improving forecasting, and sustaining project success in the post-crisis era.
What are the Goals?
This Project Control Systems Course for Post Crisis Developments aims to build practical mastery in designing and operating enterprise-grade control systems that ensure alignment, accuracy, and timely decision-making.
By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the core architecture, functions, and workflow of an integrated Project Control System (PCS).
- Identify evolving business needs and translate them into practical system requirements.
- Select the appropriate level of detail, methods, and technology for implementing an enterprise PCS (ePCS).
- Integrate planning, scheduling, budgeting, scope, cost, risk, and change control using a unified project control framework.
- Produce accurate, timely ePCS performance reports that deliver a single source of truth for executive decision-making.
Who is this Training Course for?
This Project Control Systems Training for Post Crisis Developments is designed for professionals responsible for planning, monitoring, and controlling projects in environments shaped by rapid change and complexity.
It will greatly benefit:
- Project Sponsors and Senior Managers
- Project Controls Managers and Project Control Specialists
- Project Planners and Schedulers
- Cost Estimators, Cost Engineers, and Cost Controllers
- Project Directors and Project Managers
- PMO Managers, PMO Analysts, and Enterprise PMO Staff
How will this Training Course be Presented?
This Project Control Systems Course for Post Crisis Developments uses a highly interactive and practical learning approach to maximize comprehension and hands-on capability. Participants will engage in structured discussions, guided analysis, and real-world case studies to build confidence in applying project control concepts to post-crisis challenges.
Training will be delivered using:
- Engaging lectures supported by clear presentations
- Practical demonstrations of project control and analysis tools
- Group discussions and guided brainstorming
- Hands-on workshops and scenario-based exercises
- Real-world case studies that reflect modern post-crisis environments
This blended approach ensures participants gain both conceptual understanding and the ability to apply project control techniques directly to their own roles.
The Course Content
- Project Life Cycle Stages and Gating Systems
- The need for an Enterprise Project Control System (ePCS)
- Enterprise Project Management Control System (ePCS) Modules
- The ePCS Team / Roles and Responsibilities
- The Role of ePCS in handing post COVID-19 challenges
- Day 1 Case Study presentation of an ePCS Tool
- Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) / Organization Breakdown Structure (OBS) and Control Accounts
- Developing the Project Schedule and baselining the schedule
- Different Methods of Schedule Updating (Physical, milestones, etc)
- Special Scheduling concepts for post pandemic project requirements
- Activity Resources Requirements and Develop the Resource Plan
- Day 2 Case Studies and Workshops
- Type of Project Costs and Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS)
- Developing the Project Budget
- The Earned Value Method, definitions and history
- Earned value metrics, KPIs and Reports (SV, CV, SPI, SPI, TCPI, etc)
- Progress Measurement Systems
- Reporting during project phases
- Day 3 Case Studies and Workshops
- Definition and Classification of Delays?
- Concurrent delays according to the new SCL Protocol (Society of Construction Law)
- Delay Analysis using Time Impact Analysis (TIA), Windows Analysis and other methods
- Delay Damages and Disruption Costs
- Acceleration, constructive acceleration and recovery plans and associated costs
- Day 4 Case Studies and Workshops
- Risk Assessment, Risk Analysis, Risk Treatment and Action Plans
- Monte Carlo Simulation and quantifying Risks
- Type of Project Contracts and Project Changes
- Managing Changes to the Contracts
- Day 5 Case Studies and Workshops
- Final Course Review and Assessment
Certificate and Accreditation
- AZTech e-Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the online training course
- The applicable PMI Professional Development Units/Contact Hours will be reflected on the e-Certificate of Completion
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