TRACK Workshop: Managing Risk in Project Portfolios
- Event Type
- Workshop
- Location
- Online
- Date/Time
- 10/11/20231 pm - 4:30 pm
Risk Management, Knowledge Management, Strategic Planning
This workshop is designed to provide an introduction to risk management for R&D practitioners. Using insights from IRI studies, from the literature, and industrial experience, the workshop will allow the participants to understand and balance different types of risk on both an individual project and a project portfolio level.
Outline:
- Risk tolerance and innovative culture
- Types of risks and how they are measured
- Technical
- Commercial
- Resource
- Operational
- Compensating for risk via the innovation process
- “Risk Adjustment” methods for innovation metrics
- Risk Profiles at the Portfolio Level
Who should attend:
Individuals who are contributors to New Product Development (NPD) projects and those in innovation management roles such as project or portfolio managers. Job roles that will benefit from this training include those responsible for balancing R&D project portfolios and those accountable for forecasting and tracking “risk-adjusted” innovation metrics.
Registration Fees:
IRI Members: $295
Non Members: $395
Due to limited seating, we request that you cancel at least 48 hours before a scheduled class. This gives us the opportunity to fill the class. However, if you do not cancel prior to the 48 hours, you will lose the payment for the class.
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Joel Schall
Innovation Process Director for General Manufacturing and Maintenance
Henkel
Joel Schall joined Henkel in 2001 as a polymer scientist in their Adhesives Research Team. After 13 years developing rapid-cure adhesive technology in the laboratories, he was assigned to a global team responsible for reshaping the innovation process for Henkel’s Adhesive business. His team's mandate was to develop a process that is aligned across all Adhesive business units that helps Henkel “do the right projects” and “do projects right”. Their new “Adhesive Development Process” was launched globally in October 2014. The team has won Henkel’s Lion Award for collaboration in 2015, and their process transformation helped Henkel Adhesives win PDMA’s Outstanding Corporate Innovator Award in 2017. Schall’s Current role is Innovation Process Director for General Manufacturing and Maintenance including Industrial Adhesives.
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