| Monday, May 18, 2009 |
| SESSION |
SPEAKER |
ROOM |
| 7:00am – 4:30pm – Registration |
| 7:00am – 8:00am – Breakfast & Book Signing |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 7:00am – 4:00pm – Exhibit Hall Hours |
| 8:00am – 9:00am – Opening Keynote – Tom Driscoll |
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| 9:10am – 10:25am – Opening Session |
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| 10:35am – 11:50am |
Room |
| Research 100 Scheduling is not about Chronology; it’s about Logic! |
Eric Uyttewaal |
Salon A |
| Enterprise 300 Interagency Capital Benchmarking Collaborative: One Metric at a Time |
Pat Beach & Denise Berger |
Salon C |
| Information Technology/Computers 400 The History and Future of Time Scaled Planning |
John Zann & Timothy D. Mather |
Brewster |
| Risk Management 500 Resource Loading – Is It Worth the Effort? |
Glen Palmer |
Mediterranean |
| Claims 600 Minimizing Expert Witness Mistakes in Testimony |
Chris Carson |
Caspian |
| SEI 900 How Valuable is a Float Check Anyway? |
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Grand Ballroom D&E |
| Case Studies 700 The Marquette Interchange: A Mega–Project Success |
Mark C. Sanders, P.E., CCE, PSP, Alpha3 Consulting, LLC & Jay R. Obenberger, Wisconsin Department of Transportation |
Salon B |
| 12:00pm – 1:20pm – Lunch and Business Meeting |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 1:30pm – 2:45pm – Session 2 |
Room |
| Research 101 Rectification of the As–Built Schedule |
Ron Winter |
Salon A |
| Scheduling 200 Applying Earned Value on Both Small and Large Projects |
Pradip Mehta |
Salon B |
| Information Technology/Computers 401 The Horizontal and Vertical Traceability within an IMS |
Mark Allen |
Brewster |
| Risk Management 501 |
Harold Dorbin |
Mediterranean |
| Claims 601 Deceptive Schedules: Can We Detect them? Does it Matter? |
John Buziak |
Caspian |
| SEI 901 Choosing Level of Detail in Schedules |
Chris Carson |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| Case Studies 701 Object–Oriented Project Networking Methods |
Gui Ponce de Leon |
Salon C |
| 2:55pm – 4:10pm – Session 3 |
Room |
| Research 102 Update on RDCPM |
Fredric Plotnick |
Salon A |
| Scheduling 201 Automated Productivity Based Schedule Animation (APBSA) |
Gokhan Gelisen |
Salon B |
| Enterprise 301 Budgeting for your Project Portfolio |
Alex Brown |
Salon C |
| Information Technology/Computers 402 Driving Performance in Industry through Resource Scheduling |
Raphael M Dua |
Brewster |
| Risk Management 502 Better Project Monitoring with Monthly Windows Analysis |
Todd Vandenhaak & Kamyar Beihagi |
Mediterranean |
| SEI 902 How do You Choose a Methodology for Analysis? |
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Grand Ballroom D&E |
| Case Studies 702 How Schedulers and Schedules Lead and Drive Projects |
Lee A. Peters |
Caspian |
| 4:10pm – 4:30pm – Break & Exhibit Hall |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 4:30pm – 5:30pm – SEI Town Hall |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 6:30pm – 10:30pm – Evening Gala Dinner |
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| Tuesday, May 19, 2009 |
| SESSION |
SPEAKER |
ROOM |
| 7:00am – 8:30pm – Registration |
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| 7:00am – 8:00am – Breakfast & Book Signing |
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| 7:00am – 4:00pm – Exhibit Hall Hours |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 8:00am – 9:00am – Featured Speaker – Microsoft Project GM – Ludovic Hauduc |
Brewster |
| 9:10am – 10:25am – Session 4 |
Room |
| Research 103 Advanced Schedule Analysis Techniques |
John Krahula |
Salon A |
| Scheduling 202 Preparation of a Masters of Scheduling Certificate Exam |
Academic Liaison |
Salon B |
| Enterprise 302 Implementing Project Portfolio Management in a Telecom Company |
Austin Prunus |
Salon C |
| Risk Management 503 Successful Planners Take Risks |
Val Jonas |
Mediterranean |
| Claims 602 Look in the Scheduling Specification |
Tim Calvey |
Caspian |
| SEI 903 Should a Schedule Contain Owner Responsibilities? |
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Grand Ballroom D&E |
| BIM 800 Introduction to BIM |
Deke Smith |
Brewster |
| 10:35am – 11:50am – Session 5 |
Room |
| Research 104 Hidden Critical Paths as Project Mirroring Tool |
Tal Levanon |
Salon A |
| Scheduling 203 Subcontractor Schedule |
Ron Winter |
Salon B |
| Enterprise 303 Migrating from Microsoft to P6 |
Charlene Thompson |
Salon C |
| Claims 603 Risk Modeling in Delay Analysis or The Strange Case of the EOT for Non–Delaying Events Demonstrated with a Collapsed As–Built Analysis upon Works not yet Built |
Adrian Archer |
Caspian |
| SEI 904 Managing Risk without Monte Carlo |
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Grand Ballroom D&E |
| Case Studies 704 Schedule Risk Reduction Using the IBR Process |
Brian M. Evans |
Mediterranean |
| BIM 801 Gehry Technologies’ BIM implementations and project risk mitigations in Practice |
Dennis Shelden |
Brewster |
| 12:00pm – 1:20pm – Lunch & SEI Update |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 1:30pm – 2:45pm – Session 6 |
Room |
| Research 105 Dynamic Graphical Scheduling |
Dr. J. Gordon Davis |
Salon A |
| Scheduling 204 Schedule Analysis with the PM Metrics Schedule Detective |
John Krahula |
Salon B |
| Enterprise 304 Lessons Learned – Implementing Enterprise – Wide Project Management System |
Louis Rocha & Herschel Baxi |
Salon C |
| Risk Management 504 The Risks of Managing Contracts under Foreign Laws, with Special Reference to the Arabian Gulf Region |
Fredric Plotnick |
Mediterranean |
| Claims 604 Mock Trial |
Mock Trial Panel |
Caspian |
| SEI 905 As–Planned vs. As–Built Analysis – Periodic or Static? |
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Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 2:45pm – 2:55pm – Break & Exhibit Hall |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 2:55pm – 4:10pm – Session 7 |
Room |
| Scheduling 205 Schedule Development – A Methodical Approach to Building a Schedule |
Chris Carson |
Salon B |
| Enterprise 305 Integrating Organizational Core Competencies of Cost Estimating, Earn Value and Schedule Management in EMS |
Jim Quillam |
Salon C |
| Risk Management 505 |
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Mediterranean |
| Claims 605 Mock Trial |
Fredric Plotnick |
Caspian |
| SEI 906 When is it Appropriate to Change a Schedule for Analysis? |
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Grand Ballroom D&E |
Case Studies 706 Rebuilding the Past: A Case Study about As–Built Schedules
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Ted Douglas |
Salon A |
| BIM 802 ...the "BIG BIM little bim" Path to Improved Understanding and Decision Making |
Finith E. Jernigan AIA |
Brewster |
| 4:10pm – 4:30pm – Break – Meet Exhibitors and Light Refreshments |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 4:30pm – 5:10pm – Track Plenary – Dick Faris – The Future of CPM Scheduling and Enterprise Software |
Brewster |
| 6:00pm – 10:00pm – Night Out on the Town – Odyssey Boston |
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| Wednesday, May 20, 2009 |
| SESSION |
SPEAKER |
ROOM |
| 7:00am – 12:00pm – Registration |
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| 7:00am – 8:00am – Breakfast & Book Signing |
Brewster |
| 7:00am – 12:30pm – Exhibit Hall Hours |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 8:00am – 9:00am – Featured Speaker – CC Myers CFO – Linda Clifford – The California Crises |
Brewster |
| 9:10am – 10:25am – Session 8 |
Room |
| Research 107 Scheduling in the Age of Complexity |
Patrick Weaver |
Salon A |
| Scheduling 206 Innovative and Improved Scheduling Graphics |
Steve Pinnell |
Salon B |
| Enterprise 306 |
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Salon C |
| Information Technology/Computers 404 |
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Brewster |
| Risk Management 506 |
|
Mediterranean |
| Claims 606 One if by Land, Two if by SeaPM: Spotting the Warning Signs for a Claim from the Old North Church |
John Ciccarelli & Mike Bennink |
Caspian |
| SEI 907 Appeal of the Mock Trial |
Phil Apprill |
Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 10:35am – 11:50am – Session 9 |
Room |
| Research 108 Content of an Undergraduate Course on Planning & Scheduling |
Academic Liaison |
Salon A |
| Scheduling 207 Improving Schedule Quality Through the Reduction of Redundabt Links |
Maria Ortiz De Zúñiga |
Salon B |
| Enterprise 307 |
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Salon C |
| Information Technology/Computers 405 |
|
Brewster |
| Risk Management 507 |
|
Mediterranean |
| Claims 607 |
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Caspian |
| SEI 908 Can You Use EV to Predict Delay? |
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Grand Ballroom D&E |
| 12:00pm – 1:00pm – Closing Event |
Salon C |
| 1:30pm – 8:00pm – Golf Tournament |
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