NY SPIN is pleased to welcome Peter Morales as a presenter. His topic:
RationalChoices: A methodology for aligning organizational objectives.
Please note this event is on a Monday.
NY SPIN thanks Capital One for hosting this event.
RationalChoices: A methodology for aligning organizational objectives.
Please note this event is on a Monday.
NY SPIN thanks Capital One for hosting this event.
All discounts ends @ 5pm 3/20. Full price after that.
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| Topic: |
RationalChoices: A methodology for aligning organizational objectives
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| Presenter: | Peter Morales |
| Date: | March 21, 2016 (MONDAY) |
| Time: | 5:30pm Networking; 6:00 Announcements & Presentation; 7:20 Raffle; 7:30 More networking |
| Location: | Capital One |
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Synopsis:
RationalChoices: A methodology for aligning organizational objectives
In
this presentation we will discuss a process for making rational choices in the
selection of strategic objectives as a quantitative roadmap for an organization.
The significant benefit of the process is that it helps bring about stakeholder
alignment.
The
traditional project success parameters, known as the triple-constraint ,are still
credible objectives:
- On time
- On budget
- With adequate scope and quality.
However,
there is another dimension which is often overlooked which may be a larger cause
of perceived project failure:
- Lack of project alignment with organizational strategy.
The
methodology in this presentation can be used in an organization whenever there are
competing objectives which require alignment among diverse stakeholders.
Biography:
Dr.
Peter J. Morales is the Global Director
for Platform Innovation at New York University (NYU), where he is responsible
for a broad range of technologies and platforms including: Cloud; Teaching and
Learning; Analytics; Process Automation and Performance. He has also held roles
at NYU as CTO of the Law School and CIO at the Engineering School.
Prior to NYU Peter held
technology leadership roles at the New York Stock Exchange as well as the
American Stock Exchange (now part of NYSE). He has a BSEE, an MS in Management
Science, and a Doctorate in Computer and Information Sciences. Peter currently
teaches Project Management, Operations Management, Python, and Web
Development.
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Directions
Capital One
114 5th ave, between 16th St and 17th St
By Train/Subway
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trains run at all times and subway schedules are subject to change. For
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4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R to Union Square/14th Street
F, M, L, PATH to 14th Street/6th Avenue
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