Convenient – Take these courses online, anytime and anywhere from any computer with internet access. Leave at any time and come back in and complete the training right where you left off.

Efficient – Feels like one-on-one instruction with about 10x the content of your traditional class and all courses (with the exception of Overview of Project Management) come with easily utilized; customizable templates.

Affordable – At 29.99 per credit; these self-paced, e-learning courses are about ½ the cost of your traditional training courses.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

• Overview of Project Management (1 hour/1 PDU/.1 CEU);
• Essentials of Project Management (4 hours/4 PDUs/.4 CEUs);
• Principles of Project Management (8 hours/8 PDUs/.8 CEUs);
• Project Integration Management (1.5 hours/1.5 PDUs/.15 CEUs);
• Project Scope Management (1.5 hours/1.5 PDUs/.15 CEUs);
• Project Time Management (2 hours/2 PDUs/.2 CEUs);
• Project Cost Management (1 hour/1 PDU/.1 CEU);
• Project Quality Management  (1 hour/1 PDU/.1 CEU);
• Project Human Resource Management (1 hour/1 PDU/.1 CEU);
• Project Communications Management (1.5 hours/1.5 PDUs/.15 CEUs);
• Project Risk Management (1 hour/1 PDU/.1 CEU);
• Project Procurement Management (1.5 hours/1.5 PDUs/.15 CEUs).

AVAILABLE SOON ON SAVVY-U!!! BACK FROM RED: RECOVERING FAILING PROJECTS

BUSINESS

• Starting a New Business: United States (4 hours/4 PDUs/.4 CEUs); and
• Starting a Direct-Sales (Home-Based) Business (1.5 hours/1.5 PDUs/.15 CEUs).

TRAINING RECOGNITION AND CREDITS

• Project Management Institute (PMI) Professional Development Units (PDUs); and
• National Management Association (NMA) Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

Welcome to PMAdvocate.com!

PMAdvocate.com is dedicated to the betterment of project managers, their programs, projects and profession through the collaboration and sharing of relevant project management knowledge and information.

To that end, let me start off this inaugural blog by first stating some facts, and then, posing a thought provoking question for careful analysis. The Center for Business Practices conducted a study that found that through the implementation of project management tools and techniques, project performance in the following areas could be improved by the following percent:

- Schedule Estimating – 38.6%;
- Customer Satisfaction – 37.6%;
- Strategic Business Alignment – 37%;
- Cost/Hour Estimating – 32.8%;
- Time/Budget – 32.5%;
- Schedule Performance – 32.1%;
- Quality Improvement – 31.9%;
- Labor Hours Performance – 25.6%;
- Cost Performance – 23.8%;
- Response Time – 23%;
- Staff Productivity – 22.8%;
- Time to Market – 21.7%.

Based upon the following survey, shouldn’t project managers be the first employees hired, and the last employees fired, at any company or agency? Additionally, and even in this time of economic turmoil and plunging corporate and government budgets, aren’t companies and agencies obligated to take advantage of the substantial return on investment that could be realized by providing their employees with the appropriate level of project management training?