Annette Vendelbo
Annette Vendelbo has a great passion for project management and the factors that are key to project success. Her background is in project and people management in global it and consulting firms such as Reuters, Digital, HP, and Avanade.
In 2009 she founded the project management consultancy firm, Xvoto ApS delivering project and program management, as well as training and advisory services. Furthermore, Annette's focus is on implementation and use of project methodology, the combination of more traditional project management methods with agile principles such as Scrum and Kanban, and bringing both to optimal use.
Annette has been deeply engaged in project management since 1995. She was PMI certified in 1999, later followd by several certifications among others PRINCE2 and Scrum. She has served on the board of directors of PMI Denmark Chapter since 2005 and was elected President in 2011.
Her project management experience has been built in both the private and the public sector, and based on this experience she has established the building blocks that can help ensure project success in both sectors given their different conditions and culture. The concept 'Context Based Project Management' has proven its worth on numerous projects.
In addition to project management, Annette is a workshop trainer and coach. Her focus is on insistantly bringing value to businesses by identifying and eliminating redundant or unnecessary tasks and focusing on true progress and value.
For more information about Context Based Project Management and Annette Vendelbo's services, please contact annette@xvoto.dk
In 2009 she founded the project management consultancy firm, Xvoto ApS delivering project and program management, as well as training and advisory services. Furthermore, Annette's focus is on implementation and use of project methodology, the combination of more traditional project management methods with agile principles such as Scrum and Kanban, and bringing both to optimal use.
Annette has been deeply engaged in project management since 1995. She was PMI certified in 1999, later followd by several certifications among others PRINCE2 and Scrum. She has served on the board of directors of PMI Denmark Chapter since 2005 and was elected President in 2011.
Her project management experience has been built in both the private and the public sector, and based on this experience she has established the building blocks that can help ensure project success in both sectors given their different conditions and culture. The concept 'Context Based Project Management' has proven its worth on numerous projects.
In addition to project management, Annette is a workshop trainer and coach. Her focus is on insistantly bringing value to businesses by identifying and eliminating redundant or unnecessary tasks and focusing on true progress and value.
For more information about Context Based Project Management and Annette Vendelbo's services, please contact annette@xvoto.dk
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Why do IT projects in the public sector fail so frequently and what to do with it?
To have an idea and money is not enough. Good project management is what makes the difference.
Why not to miss the presentation?
Are you aware that according to some studies approximately from 60 to 80 % of eGovernment projects do not reach their objectives? Do you know why it is so?
The presentation is for everyone in contact with IT project management in public administration. Annet Vendelbo has for more than 15 years implemented successful IT projects e.g. for City of Copenhagen or for global corporations such as Reuters or HP.
Executive Summary:
During her presentation, Annette will speak about the differences in the project management of IT projects in the private and the public sector. She will focus on the following subjects:
- Why is an agreed project method necessary in both the private and the public sector
- What are the main differences between the private and the public sector
- What influence do the differences have on project manager behaviour
- Why do IT projects in the public sector fail
- What can you do to improve project success rates
