Advanced Project Management: Integrated Lifecycle Planning, Delivery and Control – Paris, 19–30 Apr 2027
DestinationParis
Dates19 – 30 April 2027
Reference4_8107
This session
19–30 Apr 2027
This Advanced Project Management: Integrated Lifecycle Planning, Delivery and Control session in Paris runs from Monday 19 April to Friday 30 April 2027 (week 16, Q2 2027). It is the 1st of 2 dates in Paris in 2027, at a fee of 42,300 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Right Bank business hotel.
DatesMonday 19 Apr – Friday 30 Apr 2027
Week16 of 2027
Duration12 days
Fee42,300 SAR
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person
VenueRight Bank business hotel
Programme overview
Introduction:
Many organisations run projects with disconnected plans, where scope, schedule, cost, quality and stakeholder decisions are made in separate places and change is absorbed without control. Advanced Project Management addresses this by treating the project lifecycle as one integrated system, from business case and charter through baselines, execution, change control and closure. The course draws on the PMBOK Guide principles and performance domains and on ISO 21502:2020 guidance, and shows how to tailor predictive, adaptive and hybrid approaches to each project. Participants leave with an Integrated Project Management Plan and Control Pack built for a live project.
Course Objectives:
Structure a project from business case and charter to an approved set of integrated scope, schedule and cost baselines.
Tailor predictive, adaptive or hybrid delivery approaches to the complexity, uncertainty and constraints of a given project.
Apply PMBOK Guide principles and performance domains and ISO 21502:2020 guidance to day-to-day project decisions.
Operate integrated change control, quality assurance and procurement interfaces without losing baseline integrity.
Lead stakeholders and project teams through structured engagement, communication and conflict resolution plans.
Measure project performance with a KPI set, forecast trends and close projects with a documented handover and lessons learned.
Target Audience:
Professionals leading medium to large projects end to end, accountable for scope, time, cost and quality outcomes
Engineering and technical leads responsible for planning and coordinating multi-discipline project work packages
Project controls and planning professionals responsible for baselines, progress reporting and change records
Delivery and operations managers responsible for turning approved initiatives into completed projects
Contract and procurement coordinators responsible for supplier interfaces on project delivery
Functional managers who sponsor projects or supply resources to project teams
Course Outline:
Day 1: Project Lifecycle Foundations and Value Context
Project Life Cycle Models: Predictive, Iterative, Incremental and Adaptive
Project Business Case and Value Proposition Review
Organisational Structures and Project Manager Authority Levels
Project Success Criteria and Constraint Trade-Off Matrix
Enterprise Environmental Factors and Organisational Process Assets Scan
Day 2: PMBOK Guide and ISO 21502 Frameworks
PMBOK Guide Eighth Edition Principles Applied to Delivery Decisions
PMBOK Guide Performance Domains Mapped to Project Phases
ISO 21502:2020 Project Management Practices and Lifecycle Guidance
Tailoring Framework for Predictive, Adaptive and Hybrid Approaches
Project Charter Development and Initiation Checklist
Day 3: Integrated Scope, Schedule and Cost Planning
Requirements Traceability Matrix and Project Scope Statement
Work Breakdown Structure and WBS Dictionary Construction
Activity Sequencing with Precedence Diagrams and Milestone Plans
Three-Point Estimating and Bottom-Up Cost Baseline
Resource Histograms and RACI Responsibility Assignment Matrix
Day 4: Project Tools, Data and Performance Baselines
Performance Measurement Baseline Integrating Scope, Time and Cost
Scheduling Software Set-Up: Calendars, Resources and Baselines
Kanban Boards and Backlog Management for Adaptive Work Packages
Project Status Dashboards and Variance Reporting Templates
Configuration Management and Document Control Registers
Day 5: Week-One Integration: Guided Planning Case Study
Case Study: Infrastructure Facility Charter and Scope Baseline
Case Study: Healthcare Service Launch WBS and Schedule Build
Case Study: Manufacturing Line Upgrade Cost and Resource Plan
Peer Review of Integrated Baselines Against a Planning Quality Checklist
Consolidated Project Management Plan Draft and Gap Log
Day 6: Complex Project Delivery and Hybrid Execution
Project Complexity Assessment Matrix and Delivery Approach Selection
Hybrid Delivery Models: Stage Plans Combined with Iterative Sprints
Multi-Contractor Interface Management and Interface Registers
Procurement Strategy Selection and Contract Type Risk Allocation
Rolling-Wave Planning and Progressive Elaboration Techniques
Day 7: Quality, Change Control and Project Controls Assurance
Quality Management Plan and Cost of Quality Analysis
Integrated Change Control Process and Change Request Log
Contingency and Management Reserve Decisions at Baseline Level
Compliance Obligations Register for Contractual and Statutory Requirements
Quality Audits and Deliverable Acceptance Criteria
Day 8: Stakeholder Leadership, Team Dynamics and Communication
Stakeholder Power-Interest Grid and Engagement Assessment Matrix
Communications Management Plan and Reporting Cadence Design
Project Team Charter and Working Agreements
Conflict Resolution Techniques and Negotiation Planning Sheets
Change Readiness Assessment for Project Outputs and Users
Day 9: Project Performance Measurement and Continuous Improvement
Project KPI Framework: Schedule, Cost, Quality and Stakeholder Indicators
Schedule and Cost Performance Indices for Trend Forecasting
Benchmarking Delivery Against Historical Project Reference Data
Retrospectives and Lessons Learned Knowledge Base
Project Closure Checklist, Handover Protocol and Final Report
Day 10: Capstone: Integrated Project Management Plan and Control Pack
Capstone Brief: Selecting a Live Project from the Participant's Organisation
Building the Integrated Project Management Plan and Control Pack
Tailoring Rationale and Delivery Approach Justification
Plan Presentation to a Simulated Steering Committee
Peer Critique and Personal Implementation Roadmap
Skills You Will Gain:
Integrated Baseline Development
Delivery Approach Tailoring
Work Breakdown Structure Design
Integrated Change Control
Multi-Contractor Interface Coordination
Stakeholder Engagement Planning
Project Performance Forecasting
Project Closure and Handover
Why Attend This Course:
Replace fragmented project plans with one set of baselines that scope, schedule, cost and quality decisions all refer to.
Gain a tested method for choosing between predictive, adaptive and hybrid delivery instead of defaulting to one approach.
Move from week-one planning disciplines to week-two complex delivery, contractor interfaces, controls and closure in one sequence.
Return with an Integrated Project Management Plan and Control Pack drafted for a live project in your organisation.
Conclusion:
Projects rarely fail on a single discipline; they fail where planning, control and people decisions stop connecting. This course from Core Concept follows the project lifecycle in order, first building integrated baselines and then applying them to complex, multi-stakeholder delivery with cases drawn from infrastructure, healthcare and manufacturing. By the end, participants can tailor an approach, hold baselines under change, lead stakeholders through delivery and close projects with evidence, supported by a plan and control pack ready for use at work.
Advanced Project Management: Integrated Lifecycle Planning, Delivery and Control runs in Paris over 12 days, with 2 upcoming dates in Paris. The course fee is 42,300 SAR.
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