Name:
Oliver Franz Lehmann
Year of birth:
1957
Marital status:
Married, 3 children (1979, 1982, 2007)
Professional trainer:
since 1995
| Projekt experience: |
| Until 1994: 14 years in engineering, organizational and IT projects,
at Ultraseal International Limited, KID Imprägnier + Polymertechnik |
| Since 1995: Staff development and qualification projects, web
projects |
Curriculum:
School, University
(German language and literature, history), sales and project career in
German and Anglo-American corporations, branch manager, sales manager,
general manager
A participant presents the outcomes of a
break-out group exercise in the seminar
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IT and PM milestones and activities: |
|
1976
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Internship in the data center
of engineering company Werner & Pfleiderer, Stuttgart |
|
1985 |
First
Internet experience: Queries on DIMDI databases (University Tübingen) |
|
1993 |
SW-based visualization of production
processes und quality parameters at KID Imprägnier +
Polymertechnik GmbH, Parsdorf (now: Loctite-KID, taken over by
Henkel) |
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1994 |
First
use of Microsoft Project (Version 3.0) |
|
Development
of a QM-System acc. to ISO 9000
series |
|
1995 |
First
seminars on project management (for Labor Offices Munich and
Frankfurt, Munich Chamber of Commerce, see
feedback
) |
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1996 |
First
trainings for Web developers at Informix and Motorola |
|
MCP certification for Microsoft Project |
Coaching session on the job
|
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1998 |
PMI®
membership |
|
2000 |
Bi-monthly author for
Redmond's Inside
Project magazine (until 2001) |
|
2001 |
PMP®
Certification |
|
First
PMP exam preparation seminars (see
feedback) |
|
Component
Officer at PMI®: Vice President
Members for PMI
Munich Chapter (until early 2005) |
| 2002 |
Growing number of PMP
exam preparation seminars |
| 2003 |
Subject Matter Expert at
CompTIA for
their revised certification
IT Project+ |
| Certification CompTIA IT
Project+ |
| 2004 |
Qualification project
for SAP IT project managers (until end of 2005) |
| VP Professional
Development at
PMI Troubled Projects Specific Interest Group (TPSIG) (until end
of 2005) |
Monthly contributor for PMI Magazin
Project Network
(until May 2006, free download for PMI members) |
| 2005 |
Second PMP cycle (see
Transscript, 2,2 MB) |
| Membership at
Transparency
International |
| 2006 |
Director at Large (Case
Analyses) for
PMI Troubled Projects Specific Interest Group (TPSIG) |
| Vice President Members
for PMI Munich
Chapter |
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| Training focus: |
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Project management |
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Methodology training |
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-
Software training |
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Preparation for certification |
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- Leadership training |
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- Coaching and
personal mentoring |
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| Further training experience: |
| • |
IT |
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Internet, intranets, extranets |
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-
Web server administration |
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- Web programming |
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- XML and derivates |
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-
SQL Databases |
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Management |
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- 36 Chinese stratagems |
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- Project portfolio management |
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- PMO strategies
(Project Management Office) |
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Participants solving sample questions
during a PMP prep seminar
Seminar languages:
German and English
| Attained
Certifications: |
| |
CompTIA IT Project+ |
2003 |
| PMP |
Project Management Professional |
2001 |
| MCT |
Microsoft Certified
Trainer |
1998* |
| MCP |
Microsoft Certified Professional |
1996* |
|
*:
Certifications for Microsoft Project have been discontinued by
Microsoft in
2002(?). New certifications have been announced by the company
recently. |
Training locations:
see list of references
|
Methodological basis: |
| • |
Methods of PMI and other organizations
in the areas of project and quality management |
| • |
Literature by
- Frederic Vester
- W. Edwards Deming
- Eliyahu
Goldratt
- Tom DeMarco
- Harold Kerzner
- Elton Mayo
- David McClelland
- Chris Argyris
- Roy Baumeister
- N. Kano |
| • |
Studies by John Nash, Wolfgang Wickler, John v. Neumann
and others on game theory |
| • |
Extensive
experience and reflection |
Participants learn during a group exercise on
their own the application of tools and techniques of project management
Handouts:
I perform trainings with own material as well as classes with
handouts developed by the customer.
| Further
activities: |
| • |
Component Officer im PMI - Project
Management Institute (since 2001) |
| • |
Consulting, articles,
lectures (during events of PMI, Computerwoche, Vienna University, Microsoft;
a German
example) |
Serving as a Component Officer for the PMI Munich Chapter (on
the right,
at the 2nd congress on project management at the University of Augsburg
in 2003)
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