According to PMI, "leadership and business intelligence skills are imperative to support long-range strategic objectives that contribute to their success."1 If you want to make the most of business opportunities presented to you, you must possess a strong ability to think and plan strategically. This will not only make you more valuable to your organization but it can also propel your career forward.
The fundamentals presented in this course will provide you with a roadmap for conducting effective strategic thinking and planning sessions. Additionally, you will gain an understanding of how strategic planning can offer a variety of benefits to your projects and career. The processes of Project Management and Strategic Planning will be compared, in order to show how these two practices can mirror one another. Students will also complete a small case study to better understand the Strategic Thinking process more clearly.
In this course, you will learn important Strategic Planning and Thinking concepts including:
This course is intended for anyone looking to achieve both project and professional success through conducting both a strategic thinking and planning process.
This course has been approved by PMI for 1 PDU.
Project managers who think strategically can align projects with organizational goals, anticipate risks, and identify opportunities. It makes you more valuable to your organization and strengthens your career growth beyond tactical project delivery.
No. It's designed for professionals at all levels who want to connect projects with business strategy.
Project management focuses on delivering specific outcomes. This course steps back to teach you how to align projects with organizational goals, think long-term, and plan strategically—skills that prepare you for leadership.
No. While senior leaders will find it directly applicable, project managers at any stage can benefit. Strategic thinking skills are valuable for influencing decisions, managing stakeholders, and advancing your career.
Yes. This course builds skills in aligning projects with strategy, analyzing gaps, and planning for long-term success. These abilities are essential for project managers preparing for program management, portfolio management, or executive-level roles.
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