1. ProgM
The Programme Management
Specific Interest Group
John Chapman, London
Tuesday 4th June 2013

2. John Chapman
Touchstone Energy
1 Triton Square, London,
Next door to Euston Tower

3. John Chapman
Touchstone Energy
1 Triton Square, London,
Next door to Euston Tower

4. John Chapman
5 minute walk to Regents Park

5. To be recognised internationally as the
leading group for programme
management, supporting a world in
which all projects succeed.
The ProgM Vision

6. To provide a forum for effective
learning and development, that
promotes the science, discipline, tools
and techniques of programme
management
The ProgM Mission

7. Our Strategy will be delivered using the lens of the five
dimensions of professionalism, namely:
 Breadth (Body of Knowledge: concepts, terms &
activities that make up a professional domain including
publications & articles)
 Depth (Competence framework – knowledge &
experience under technical, behavioural & contextual
domains)
 Achievement (Qualifications, especially programme-
related, aligned to IPMA's 4 level certification)
Strategy Delivery: 1 of 2

8.  Commitment (CPD - Events broad range of BoK topic
areas & appropriate delivery methods)
 Accountability (Delivery of services to ProgM / APM
members & SIG communications)
Strategy Delivery: 2 of 2

9.  Merv Wyeth
 James Dale
 John Chapman
 Adrian Pyne
 Geoff Reiss
 Andrew Gray
 Carl Connor
ProgM Committee
 Alan Macklin
 Ed Wallington
 Edel Christie
 Matt Cayton
 Neil Walker
 Solomon Akrofi

10. Extensive use of Project Place
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11. TwitWheel
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12. TwitWheel : Hong Kong Branch
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13. The Social Media Landscape: 2011
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14. The Social Media Landscape 2013
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15. Social Media Landscape: Publishing
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A video blog on Project Communication
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-HGCypcijE

16. Social Media Landscape: Sharing
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Meet the team
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srlYD0Anmxs

17. An example checklist
1. Warm up exercises for Face and Voice
 You See Oz
 Fat Lazy Cat
 The boy hit the ball with the bat
 Bob got the job before he left on his trip
 A big black bug bit a big black dog on his big black nose!
 Seven slick slimey snakes slowly sliding southward
 Three tree toads tied together tried to trot to tow
 Wicked cricket critic

18. An example checklist
2. Camera and recording
 Check location of camera and
 Backdrop: camera is not at an angle?
 Is there a picture showing?
 Height: is the camera above or level with the person?
 Framing:
 Who is in the shot?
 How are they positioned?
 Camera Movement:
 Does it hold still or move?

19. An example checklist
 4. Personal appearance
 Hair looking tidy
 Tie straight
 Shirt is looking tidy, flat and not creased
 If wearing a jacket then tie is flat
 Smile is fresh
 No shaving cuts!
 Lapel microphone is showing without cable
 Look up or at camera
 Wait three seconds at start then speak
 Wait three seconds at end after finishing speaking
 Use Mouse ball, do not click

20. Social Media Landscape: Sharing & Publishing
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Promoting Best Practice for Touchstone Energy
http://www.youtube.com/user/TouchstoneEnergyPro

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An individual site to share knowledge and promote ourselves
http://www.youtube.com/user/theprogrammedirector
Social Media Landscape: Sharing & Publishing

22. 5 Dimensions Link
 Breadth (Body of Knowledge: concepts, terms & activities that
make up a professional domain including publications & articles)
 Publications
 YouTube Site
 Blogs
 Depth (Competence framework – knowledge & experience under
technical, behavioural & contextual domains)
 Education on
 How to create a video blog
 How to setup a YouTube site
 Accountability (Delivery of services to ProgM / APM members &
SIG communications)
 As shown

23. John Chapman
Programme Director
Touchstone Energy
http://uk.linkedin.com/in/chapmanjs