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Dhanu
Kothari is
an
enthusiastic
and a
passionate
motivational
speaker with
extensive
breadth and
depth of
Project
Management
experience
backed by 30
years of
service in
IT with HP,
DEC,
Honeywell,
Nortel,
Scotia bank,
Univac and
the
Norwegian
Computing
Center. His
speeches,
presentations
and
workshops,
are
consistently
rated as
“Excellent”
and
“Outstanding”.
Dhanu, was
recently
named as a
“PM
Ambassador”
by PM Forum
(www.pmforum.org)
for his
contribution
to Project
Management
and
availability
as a speaker
for PM
events
worldwide.
He is
president of
D2i
Consulting,
a firm
specializing
in delivery
and
consulting
including
methodology,
process,
governance,
audits,
coaching and
training.
Dhanu holds
a B.Sc. in
Mech. Eng.
from Pune,
and a
Post-Graduate
Diploma in
Production
Eng. from
the Univ. of
Strathclyde,
Glasgow.
Dhanu is a
past
President of
the Project
Management
Institute
(PMI),
Southern
Ontario
Chapter,
Canada, and
he is the
current
President of
the
Newmarket
Rotary Club.
Dhanu has
also
authored two
books on
Project
Management
titled,
“Rainbows &
Ratholes:
Best
Practices
for Managing
Successful
Projects”
and “From
Ratholes to
Rainbows:
Managing
Project
Recovery”.
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Presentation
synopsis |
The workshop
is designed
to bridge
the gap
between the
theory and
practice of
Project
Management,
especially
as it
applies to
the world of
IT
projects.
Such
projects
have become
increasingly
complex, and
are
characterized
by
accelerated
changes in
technology,
new business
models,
virtual
teams and
increased
expectations
of the user
community.
The workshop
will also
address key
factors that
contribute
to a
successful
outcome for
IT projects
by meeting
or exceeding
stakeholders’
expectations.
The speaker
will share
with us a
summary of
proven
principles
and
guidelines
that are
consistently
used by
outstanding
Project
Managers,
and can be
implemented
and
integrated
into any
existing
methodology
or
environment. |
