Dear Project Management Fellows,

PRANKS (Project Management Knowledge Sharing) is a fun and knowledge-packed event to meet and greet with other project management practitioners where you can upgrade your skills, share your experiences and ideas.

Our 19th PRANKS session will be held on:

Date: Wednesday, December 9th, 2020
Time: 19:00 - 20:30 WIB (Waktu Indonesia Barat)
This session is free for everybody !!!

For members, please ensure to fill in your PMI ID during the registration to enjoy the benefit of auto-claim PDU from PMI Indonesia Chapter.

Please be noticed that our capacity is limited for the first 100 attendees, so early admission is highly recommended. Click Here to secure your seat.

After registering, you will directly receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. If you don’t get the email, contact us on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to get your personal link.

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The session aims to give insights to Project management professionals into the areas of:

1) Hybrid Portfolios & their future

2)  Evolution of PPM tools and their possible future

3) Technology Disruption (focus on IoT, Cloud, bots/ automation, and AI)

4) A preview to skills of the future

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KARTIKEYAN RAMAMURTHY

Kartikeyan is a Director of Strategy and Coordination with 20 years of industry experience in leading companies and their clients. Significant experience in working with Global Capability/Development Centers. Managed several key programs over the years including process improvement, transformation, digitization etc.  Has a good understanding of varied methodologies in IT and Operations. Strong people management skills and extensive experience of managing diverse teams. Has led roles both in IT delivery and in the PMO space in this period.

PfMP & PMP certified and is in good standing till 2023. Certified as DevOps Leader since 2018. PMO-CP certified since 2020. Member of PMO Global Alliance since 2019. He is also an innovation enthusiast – having participated and managed hackathons as well as been part of corporate accelerator programs. Have also led corporate digitization programs in the recent past.

His most recent interest in the impact of tech disruption on the Project management/PMO world!!

PMI Indonesia Chapter proudly supports the IT Governance, Risk Management, Assurance and Cybersecurity Summit (GRACS) 2020 organized by ISACA Indonesia Chapter.

Don't miss the fantastic line up of speakers and panelist.
Registration is open!

READERS is one of the prestigious seminars aiming to gather project practitioners and enthusiasts to discuss recent project issues and is held by PMI Indonesia Chapter Bandung Branch.

This year's READERS has 2 topics for professionals and students. The professional topic is "PMO Challenge in Indonesia: How to Measure its Success” and the Student topic is “How to Kick-Start your PMO Career in your Early Working Stage”. You will get a lot of benefits, such as an e-certificate and 3 PDUs; and of course the opportunity to engage with the speakers and fellow participants.

To register to the seminars you can go here. You will be able to select which seminar to join.
But please be informed that if you want to attend both, you will have to register for each one.

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What Benefits you can expect from the webinar?

1. Although this webinar will be held online, this webinar still prioritizes communication so that the participants' connections with other participants can be established.
2. Each participant will get an e-certificate and 3 PDUs
3. This webinar will provide the information and knowledge in the Project Management Office (PMO) are, and specific to the target audience:
   1. Professsionals: "PMO Challenge in Indonesia: How to Measure its Success"
      • PMO introduction and an insight in how this could potentially be the next development stage in your career
      • Discussion on how your current project(s) may benefit from the success of the PMO
   2. Students: "How to Kick-Start your PMO Career in your Early Working Stage"
      • Basic concepts of the PMO, what skills must be prepared to be part of a PMO, and what challenges can occur in PMO
      • Go through select study cases/ real cases for student participants who are considering to join a PMO as a career starter

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The Speakers

M. Athar Januar, PMP, PMI-ACP
(Project Management & PMO Consultant)

M. Athar Januar has studied computer science with Master of Science degree at the University of Karlsruhe, Germany (2001-2008) and is certified Project Management Professional (PMP #1380586) and Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP #2757266) Since 2010 he had found his passion in project management and become a trainer. Later on, he developed his interest in agile and change management. Ever since he has been a project management trainer, consultant, agile coach, and has been gaining many experiences in building PMO, as he had been appointed multiple times as head of PMO in different companies.

As project management practitioner, he has been in charge managing projects in many clients from different industry background, such BUMN, oil and gas, telco, government, financial services, manufacturing, to tech startups. In the spare time, he enjoys reading books, helps other fellow project managers to pass PMP certification and maintains network through a number of project management communities.

Sachlani PMP, PSM I, P3OF                                                                                 
(Project Management & PMO Consultant)

Sachlani is a Project Management and PMO practitioner with 20+ years’ experience in IT project management in various sectors such as telecommunications, banking & financial services, oil & gas, manufacturing and government.  His last assignment was as Group Head of Enterprise Project Management at Astra Graphia Information Technology (AGIT) and continues to work as Project Management and PMO Consultant. 

He graduated from IPB University in 1987 and holds Project Management Professional (PMP) credential since 1998. He is also Professional Scrum Master I (PSMI) and Portfolio, Programme and Project Offices Foundation (P3OF) certified.

He has volunteered for PMI Indonesia Chapter and held a VP Membership position in 2000, board advisor for several periods and continues to serve the chapter as Education Advisor for 2020-2023 term.

In his spare time, Sachlani enjoys reading and sharing his knowledge through visual microblogs on his social media accounts

Dear Project Management Fellows,

PRANKS (Project Management Knowledge Sharing) is a fun and knowledge-packed event to meet and greet with other project management practitioners where you can upgrade your skills, share your experiences and ideas.

Our 18th PRANKS session will be held on:

Date: Friday, November 20th, 2020
Time: 19:00 - 20:30 WIB (Waktu Indonesia Barat)

Click Here to secure your seat.

For PMI members, please ensure to login first before you register so your PMI ID can be automatically verified and we will waive the registration fee.

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AITEHAKADORI KANBAN is a collaboration for impact (CFI) approach to prevent your projects from “getting into troubles” by applying the  7 principles of Aitehakadori thinking using Kanban practices. Aitehakadori in Japanese means the other sides as opposed to Jibunhakadori – thinking of your side! 

The 7 principles that will be discussed are as follow. 

1.) MISSION – the Project Manager should act like a “Taishi” or Ambassador of the project to fulfill the mission of the project rather than just merely executing the required tasks.

2.) HUMAN SYSTEM DESIGN – by focusing on the process design that is human friendly, potential bottlenecks due to miscommunications can be avoided.  This focus on “Tehai” or arrangement of human interactions will create a harmonious project ambiance.

3. ) “SHIGOTO” -  focusing on the “Nihonteki-na Shigoto” – Japanese-style Job as opposed to merely doing the tasks.

4.) WHOLENESS – better understanding of process dependencies,

5.) THE OTHER SIDE – understanding of other processes

6.) DEEPER THINKING – multidimensional view of events, and

7.) DETERMINATION – to fulfill the duty of a “Taishi” in completing the mission.

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YUICHI SUZUKI

Yuichi is the founder of Collaboration for Impact (CFI) – a multidimensional approach to create and maintain a harmonious project environment using Aitehakadori thinking.  Through his many years of dealing with human-related challenges including working for the top financial institutions in Japan, he develops a passion to create a better project environment using Aitehakadori thinking.  He lives in Tokyo, Japan and is an alumnus of Sophia University, Japan.

AMIN LEIMAN

Amin is the founder of Karate Project Management (KPM) – a unique approach to manage the four types of energy (physical, mental, emotional, spiritual ) to better deal with conflicts that arise in projects.  He is a Kanban and Agile coach who lives in Los Angeles, USA.  Amin attended Seikei University, Japan and is an alumnus of Thunderbird Global School of Management, USA.  Also, he holds a first degree black belt in Shotokan Karate from SKIF, Tokyo, Japan.

Dear Project Management Fellows,

Celebrating our 24th anniversary, the Indonesia Chapter would like to invite members and non-members to join our meet and greet virtual event.

We will have a Project Management Talk by Ben Green, Managing Director ASEAN for PMI, and a series of activities for you to engage with your fellows in profession. From loyal members awarding ceremony, the President's Award and many games to participate in and prizes to win.

The event is free for members, but also open for non-members who would like to participate.

Sign up through our website www.pmi-indonesia.org under the events section and we look forward to see you there!

Membership Team
PMI Indonesia Chapter

Dear Project Management Fellows,

We are happy to announce that the highly anticipated PMP Study Group Season 17 is now open for registration.

The study group this season will be conducted online, considering the large-scale social distancing (PSBB). This will open an opportunity for our members who reside outside of Jakarta, to take part in the Study Group. The study group will run from October to December 2020, covering chapter-by-chapter of the PMBOK 6th Edition. Mentors will be available to discuss and dissect the topics so that the PMP aspirants (mentees) can have a better understanding. There will be quizzes, brain dumps, storylines that will assist you in becoming more confident with each topic. 

Mentors are also alumni of the previous Study Groups so they will have hands-on experience and can emphatize with the pain points that you are going through.

So, if you are :

1) eligible to take the PMP exam,
2) a member of the Indonesia chapter

Then you are good to go.

Sign up through our website www.pmi-indonesia.org and let us be a part of your PMP journey! See you there!

Study Group 17 Committee
PMI Indonesia Chapter

Dear Project Management Fellows,

PRANKS (Project Management Knowledge Sharing) is a fun and knowledge-packed event to meet and greet with other project management practitioners where you can upgrade your skills, share your experiences and ideas.

Our 14th PRANKS session will be held on:

Date: Tuesday, September 29th, 2020
Time: 19:00 - 20:30 WIB (Waktu Indonesia Barat)

Click Here to secure your seat.

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My current, always evolving understanding of Agile:

PUFFED PEPPER QUEST
The problems that we face, for which Agile is an attempted solution:

QUEST
Quality (Software must be easy to change)
Unpredictability (You can't predict the future precisely and accurately)
Economics (Opportunity cost -- you don't get everything)
Scope (What we're building is important and uncertain)
Team (Human factors matter most)

To solve those in software organizations, you have to address problems in 6 areas:

PEPPER
People -- how to work together well
Execution -- how to build, deploy, test well
Process -- how to organize work
Product -- what work to do
Enterprise -- Funding, HR, Change management, etc.
Reasons -- "Adopting Agile" fails. Pursue a goal using agile

And the central solution set in Agile is

PUFFED
Progress -- don't choose a method -- keep improving
Us-theory -- Who does the work: Us (!= you or me or them)
Focus -- Do one thing at a time
Feedback -- Learn fast & change direction fast
Excellence -- continuous focus on quality is essential
Decoupling -- Small, separate pieces that don't rely on one another. It's more than just size.

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Kyle Griffin has 25 years of experience as a programmer, process improvement specialist, and teacher.  His extensive knowledge of programming includes C/C++, Android/Java/Groovy, and Python.  He has been teaching and implementing XP programming practices since before the Agile Manifesto was written.  In the last 10 years, he has worked variously as a lead programmer, agile coach, and trainer/mentor.  Because of his forty thousand hours spent teaching and his experience as a programmer, he understands deeply the importance of taking a hands-on approach in the

Register yourself at www.pmi-indonesia.org. Seats are limited.

You will earn 2 PDUs to maintain your PMI credential.

REGISTRATION FEE:

Free for PMI Indonesia Chapter Member
IDR 75,001 for Non-Member / Public

Secure your seat by advance payment to:

BRI KCP Jamsostek
Account : 207 101000 140 300
A/N        : PMI Indonesia Chapter

Please put your name and session code “PRANKS14” in Transaction Details (Berita)

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More details visit our website at http://www.pmi-indonesia.org
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Hi, Project Leaders!!

This is what you've been waiting for all this time.
Project Management Institute proudly presents Project Management Challenge 2020 - The prestigious project management competition is officially open for registration!