Lean Management: Added Value or a necessary kind of waste?

The Local Group Berlin/Brandenburg invites you to an interesting evening on the subject

Project Management from a Lean Perspective: Added Value or a necessary kind of waste?

Brief description:

From the Lean perspective, project management does not directly contribute to value creation and is therefore a waste. Nevertheless, project management contributes significantly to avoiding other types of waste.
But what characterizes lean project management? How is waste avoided? Which interactions have to be considered in the design and which systemic parameters have to be taken into account?


Speaker:

Stefan Kampa

Stefan Kampa is Senior Expert for Lean-Agile Development. As a trainer, consultant and coach in lean transformation, he focuses in particular on the conception and introduction of lean value creation systems in product development. As a certified project manager, he has been working for STAUFEN.AG for over 6 years.

Mr. Kampa will be happy to answer any questions you may have afterwards.


Afterwards, use the time to network and exchange ideas in direct communication with the speakers and the PMI Local Group.
We look forward to seeing you and to a great and exciting evening.



Further information
PDUs: For this event you can purchase 2 PDUs (1 Way of Work, 1 Business Acumen), which we will then claim for you. Prerequisite for PDUs is registration via the website.

Provider: PMI Germany Chapter (C421).
Location: meet, Chausseestrasse 86, 10115 Berlin

For questions about the event, please contact tanja.ehrenheim@pmi-gc.de.


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