Timm J. Esque on CBPM: An Agile Approach for Non-Software Projects
Abstract: Agile scrum is popular for a reason – there are benefits for all the stakeholders. Yet jumping to Agile scrum is not the right answer for every project environment. Commitment-based Project Management (CBPM) evolved in non-scrum environments to address very similar benefits: responsiveness, team engagement, quality throughout a project, productivity, etc. It is a domain agnostic (applying to all types of projects) answer to the challenges of the turbulent, global marketplace.
CBPM has its roots in Speech Act Theory and Human Performance Technology. It has been proven to produce significant performance improvements. Project managers say it is liberating. Team members say it gives them a greater sense of control. Come learn about this rapidly emerging practice including where it comes from and how it is different from typical project management.
About the Speaker: Timm J. Esque is Managing Partner of Ensemble
Management Consulting. Ensemble intends to make CBPM the “other” sought after PM certification by the end of this decade. Timm has authored two books and edited a third, all on management and performance. He has presented or consulted in 15 countries and has been cited in the Wall Street Journal as an expert on performance under pressure. From 1983-1998 Timm held a variety of positions at Intel Corporation while they learned to respond to seemingly endless demand.
Schedule:
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Sign-in and Networking/Dinner
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM Speaker Presentation
Location: National University Spectrum Center, Room 150, 9388 Lightwave Ave, San Diego CA 92123