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Transportation Professionals to Learn Real-World Solutions to Project Management Challenges

Monday, 12 March 2007 16:00

Primavera(R) Seminar Series to Take Place in 20 Cities This Spring; Will Highlight Success Stories in Airport, Public Transit and State DOT Construction Project Management

PHILADELPHIA, March 13 - Primavera Systems today announced the launch of a seminar series that addresses the difficulties transportation professionals face in updating the nation's aging infrastructure in the face of inadequate funding and a shrinking pool of skilled labor. Experts at the seminars will present project management practices that have proven successful in other transportation organizations.

The series, "Transportation Project Management: Best Practices for Delivering Tomorrow's Infrastructure," will be offered in 20 cities throughout spring 2007. The seminar, targeted at transportation owners and contractors, highlights best practices that Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Bechtel-Tubelines and the Utah Department of Transportation have employed to deliver their projects early and under budget.

  Seminar topics will include:



  -- Key emerging industry trends that impact transportation construction

     projects

  -- Examples of successful change management, contractor/owner

     collaboration and standardization of business processes through

     technology

  -- Real-world case studies illustrating how standardized project

     management can significantly improve project performance

Developed in conjunction with FMI Management Consultants, Primavera will offer the half day seminar in cities across the U.S. Attendees will be eligible to earn continuing education credits equal to 4 PDUs from the Project Management Institute (PMI) and there is no cost for attendance. Seminars are currently scheduled for the following locations and dates:

  -- Washington, DC: March 13 - Hilton Washington DC/Silver Spring

  -- Marlborough, MA: March 15 - Courtyard Boston Marlborough

  -- Philadelphia, PA: March 15 - Marriott Renaissance Hotel - Philadelphia

     Airport

  -- Dallas, TX: March 22 - Doubletree Hotel Dallas

  -- Chicago, IL: March 28 - Hyatt Regency O'Hare

  -- Houston, TX: March 28 - Hilton Houston Westchase

  -- Orlando, FL: March 30 - Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport

  -- Oklahoma City, OK: April 4 - Courtyard Oklahoma City Downtown

  -- Littleton, CO: April 12 - Denver Marriott South at Park Meadows

  -- Seattle, WA: April 12 - Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center

  -- New York, NY: April 12 - Hotel Pennsylvania

  -- San Juan, Puerto Rico: April 12 - Caribe Hilton

  -- Broomfield, CO: April 18 - Omni Interlocken Resort

  -- Los Angeles, CA: April 19 - Embassy Suites Hotel, Los Angeles-

     International Airport South

  -- Baton Rouge, LA: April 27 - Lod Cook Alumni Conference Center

  -- Wilsonville, OR: May 1 - Associated General Contractors (Oregon-

     Columbia Chapter)

  -- Atlanta, GA: May 11 - Associated General Contractors of America,

     Georgia Branch

  -- San Diego, CA: May 17 - Courtyard San Diego Central

  -- Boston, MA: May 18 - Hilton Boston Logan Airport

  -- South San Francisco, CA: June 14 - Residence Inn San Francisco

     Airport/Oyster Point Waterfront

For registration information, a continually updated list of locations and dates, and additional details please visit http://www.primavera.com/transportation.

"In today's changing construction environment, owners and construction firms need to redefine business processes and practices in order to do more with less. It is essential that they adopt project management best practices and develop new means of collaboration to deliver projects on time and within budget," said Richard Sappe, Engineering & Construction Industry Market Manager at Primavera. "Our goal is for attendees to leave this seminar with concrete practices that they can immediately use to make their projects and programs more successful."

About Primavera

Primavera is a software company whose clients depend on its project, resource and portfolio management solutions to identify which projects are most important and to make it easy for people to work collaboratively, productively and successfully. As the industry standard in construction and engineering for over 20 years, Primavera solutions are used by general contractors and subcontractors as well as public and private owners to improve scheduling and planning, negotiate change, and increase collaboration to ensure projects are delivered on-time and on budget. Primavera solutions have ensured the success of projects collectively worth more than $5.5 trillion, including the management of the Pentagon reconstruction, construction of China's Three Gorges Dam and the infrastructure development of the London Underground transit system. For more information, visit www.primavera.com.

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