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Human Systems International is a company that has over 20 years of experience helping organizations improve their organizational project management capabilities. They offer diagnostics and assessments to benchmark an organization's project management capabilities against frameworks like PMI standards. They also provide individual competency assessments, mentoring, coaching, master classes, and access to a knowledge sharing network of project management practitioners. Their services are aimed at helping organizations attract, recruit, train, retain, and provide career growth for project management talent.
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- 1. INTRODUCING HUMAN SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL Do you understand the individual and team competency of project managers and PM related talent against job descriptions, PMI standards or defined skills requirements? HSI has over 20 years’ experience in rolling up sleeves, delving into organisations and finding out how improving Organisational Project Management helps businesses thrive. Does your organisation know how it measures up to a framework-agnostic benchmark (or PMI standards, if aligned to PMI) to understand delivery capability? How can your organisation improve management of project management talent and PM related functions; to attract,recruit, train, retain, and provide career pathways? humansystems.net DIAGNOSTICS FOR EXCELLENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT ASSESS. PARTICIPATE. IMPROVE.
- 2. • Benchmark OPM capability • Individual competency and team assessments • Mentoring and coaching • Master classes • Commissioned research • HSI network membership INTRODUCING HUMAN SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL “Your workshops are outstanding. They cover current events and bring together practitioners and thought leaders. ” “Comparing our performance with other organisations that are members of HSI knowledge-sharing network, and having access to data from this wider community, is invaluable in helping us to define our targets. ” “Through the global nature of the network, we can tap into expertise from anywhere in the world. Once we have paid our annual membership, we not only benefit from assessments and workshops, but we know that we can ask for advice at any time, from world experts in project management, who are just at the end of the telephone. ” To find out how we can offer evidence based insight to improve your organisational project management contact Bruce Allan on bruce.allan@humansystems.net, +61 2 9248 7800 or visit humansystems.net humansystems.net DISCOVER. TRANSFORM. FLY HIGHER.