Friday, September 6, 2024 | 7:35AM to 8:50AM

This Event will be delivered via Zoom Meeting

Note: Registrants will be sent the Zoom link in the registration confirmation email, and also one day prior to the meeting!

Agenda:
7:35 - 7:50am  Login to Zoom, Networking
7:50 - 8:50am  Presentation and Discussion

The PM for this event is: Joseph Carfagno - [email protected]

Registration closes: Thursday, September 5, 2024 at Midnight

Project Management and Technical Debt
facilitated by Joseph Carfagno, PMP

PMI defines technical debt as “the implied cost of future refactoring or rework to improve the quality of an asset to make it easy to maintain and extend.” The term was coined by Ward Cunningham, an author of The Agile Manifesto, but it doesn’t just apply to software. I wouldn’t want to drive over a bridge that has massive technical debt.

How do you address technical debt at your organization? How do you explain it to people, such as sponsors, who may not understand what it is?

How do you ensure you’re not introducing technical debt in your projects? Do you ever have to tolerate it because of external factors such as time constraints or the skill of the people executing the projects?

PDU Info: You will need to record and self-report your PDU's for this activity. Following the guidelines of the new CCR program and the PMI Talent Triangle®, the PDU's for this course can be applied as follows: 1.0 PDU - Ways of Working

Joseph Carfagno has over 20 years of project experience in IT, primarily implementing and supporting enterprise-wide financial systems.  As a program lead for SNEC-PMI he is committed to maintaining a valuable and sustainable series of Shelton meetings. He tries to reduce technical debt in his home and professional lives.