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10th Panhellenic Successful Project
Management University of Macedonia, Library
Description
In libraries and universities of all sizes and types, projects are
constantly being suggested, planned, implemented, and managed or mismanaged.
All too often they are left to languish in a state of semi-completeness as
new priority projects take their place. What can managers and others in the
organization do to help guarantee successful, stress-free (well, almost!)
projects that are completed on time, within budget, and at an acceptable
quality level? This workshop will focus on key issues in project management
from the planning to the completion stages of large and small projects in
libraries. Practical suggestions will give you guidance for success no
matter what your role in the project. Survival and success are both
important concepts and knowing what really matters in the life of a project
is essential.
The workshop will be presented by Dr. Mary Bushing,
Associate Professor &
Information Resources Development Librarian at Montana State University,
Bozeman, Montana, USA. Dr. Mary Bushing is an
international consultant and library educator. She has published numerous
articles, four monographs, and has conducted more than a hundred workshops
and seminars for all types of libraries. Her knowledge of library operations
and educational organizations enables her to provide both the theory and the
practical hints for application and success.
Mary C. Bushing, Ed. D. |
