Program Management for IT Professionals
With Kevin Miller
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Duration: 1h 42m
Skill level: Intermediate
Released: 4/8/2025
Course details
Have you had IT projects go sideways due to last-minute changes from other teams? You're not alone. In this course, instructor Kevin Miller explores how program management helps organizations coordinate related projects, reduce costly rework, and stay aligned with strategic goals. While projects have defined scopes and timelines, programs span multiple initiatives—and, often, years—requiring a higher level of coordination. Kevin explains how program managers improve communication across teams, uncover hidden interdependencies, and steer efforts toward long-term value. Using relatable examples—like ERP upgrades—he demonstrates how program management turns complex, chaotic initiatives into well-orchestrated success stories. Whether you're in project delivery or eyeing a program-level role, this course offers valuable insights for managing change at scale.
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Jane Alleyne - MBA-MSHRM-BBA
Jane Alleyne - MBA-MSHRM-BBA
PROJECT MANAGER| STREAMLINING PROCESSES| LEADING REMOTE TEAMS TO SUCCESS| Specializing In Program Impact | Identifying Best Practices | Collaborating…
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Sladjana S.
Sladjana S.
Product & Delivery Leader for AI-Enhanced Solutions | CSPO | ISTQB | Certified Salesforce AI Admin | PMI
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