<p> How can an organization avert failure of an important project and propel it on the right track to success? How can a project team work together effectively to resolve issues once they’re identified? </p>
<p> The Prinzo Group is excited to launch two different seminars this spring to answer these questions and to provide project teams with training for a success-driven approach to implementing enterprise technology. In addition, The Prinzo Group has been selected as an ongoing training provider for The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) www.tagonline.org. </p>
<p> A one day workshop, <b>“How to Assure Project Success: No Wishing Required” will be held on April 17, 2012 and a two day seminar, “Project Assurance through Collaborative Intervention®” will be held on May 8 & 9, 2012. </p>
<p></b>The two day seminar is a more in depth, hands on version of the one day seminar. Both workshops will be held in Atlanta, GA. The workshops are tailored for all project team members including: Line of Business Executives, Project Managers, Business Analysts and Technology Managers.</p>
<p> All attendees will leave the seminars with a strong understanding of the foundational skills required for complex enterprise technology and transformation project and a common framework for project success. </p>
<p> To learn more and to register for one of these events visit: <a href="http://www.prinzogroup.eventbrite.com" target="_blank">www.prinzogroup.eventbrite.com</a></p>
<p> <b>About The Prinzo Group</b>The Prinzo Group is an innovative knowledge firm that provides expertise for the enterprise. Research, publications, training/workshops and professional services are available to individuals and organizations involved in human resources and enterprise technology initiatives.</p>
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