Introduction to Program Management – 10 PDUs

Mastering the Art of Program Management in Modern Organizations

Created by: Gururo Pvt Ltd.
Project Management Professionals with 20+ years experience

What Will I Learn?

• Develop a deep understanding of how program management varies between service and product-based organizations.
• Gain insights into the day-to-day responsibilities and activities of a Program Manager in a top tech company like Amazon, Meta and Google.
• Identify and differentiate between key roles in product companies: Program Managers, Product Managers, and Project Managers.
• Grasp the role and importance of Program Management in different organizational contexts.
• Learn about the intricacies of program planning, strategy development, and execution in product companies.
• Understand how to manage program deliverables, including roadmaps, trackers, and communication artifacts.
• Explore various career paths in program management and understand the qualifications required for these roles.
• Gain practical insights and real-world examples from top tech companies on Program Management practices and challenges.
• Understand the strategic role of Program Managers in driving business growth and managing revenue and milestones.
• Learn the nuances of SWAT, Depth, and Breadth roles within program management and their unique impacts.
• Acquire knowledge on leadership, communication, and team dynamics essential for Program Managers.
• Learn to navigate the complexities of multi-project programs and single-project programs.
• Execute a Capstone Project and recieve feedback

Requirements

• Aspiring or current leaders will find the course more relevant, although it's not a strict requirement.
• Some knowledge of project management concepts would help in understanding the transition to program management.
• Effective communication skills are crucial for understanding the course material and later applying it in real-world scenarios.
• Skills in identifying problems and generating solutions are beneficial for engaging with course content.

Target audience

• Leaders and Executives: Senior professionals and executives aiming to deepen their understanding of program management's role in strategic business growth and organizational success.
• Aspiring Program Managers: Individuals looking to transition into a program management role from other fields will find this course particularly beneficial. It provides foundational knowledge and skills required to kickstart a career in program management.
• Project Managers and Coordinators: Professionals already working in project management or coordination roles who wish to advance their careers and take on more strategic responsibilities at the program level
• Technical Professionals: Engineers, developers, or IT professionals who want to expand their career scope into program management, especially in product-based tech companies.
• Academics and Students: Individuals in academic settings or pursuing higher education who are interested in the theoretical and practical aspects of program management.
• Anyone with a Curiosity in Business Management: Individuals with a general interest in understanding how large-scale projects and programs are managed within different types of organizations.
• People looking to earn PMI Professional Development Units (PDUs)