
More than 60 participants from nearly 20 public sector enterprises are attending the three-day programme on planning, execution and risk management.
A three-day project management workshop has opened at SCOPE Complex in New Delhi, with more than 60 participants from nearly 20 public sector enterprises.
Atul Sobti, director general of SCOPE, inaugurated a three-day project management workshop at SCOPE Complex in New Delhi. Adesh Jain, chairman of the International Institute of Projects and Program Management, was present.
The Totality of Project Management programme has brought together more than 60 participants from nearly 20 public sector enterprises, along with project-management professionals and practitioners. The International Institute of Projects and Program Management is organising it in association with SCOPE.
Sessions cover project planning, execution, risk management and organisational excellence. Sobti told participants that project outcomes depend not only on schedules, costs and technical frameworks, but also on empowering people to deliver results.
He described lifelong learning, including skilling, reskilling and upskilling, as a priority amid rapid change and artificial intelligence. The workshop will continue for three days at SCOPE Complex.
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