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Concept Symposium 2010

Programme and presentations

Day 1 - Plenary session
Symposium Chairman: Bjørn Andersen

  • Morning bird program - Oscarsborg and World War 2: The sinking of Hitler's warship Blücher
    Peder A. Berg, Deputy Director General, Norwegian Ministry of Finance

  • Updates on Project Governance in Norway
    Peder A. Berg, Deputy Director General, Norwegian Ministry of Finance

  • Project Governance in China “Change is the only Constant” – with Historical Perspective
    Chai Shougang, Vice-president, Investment Association of China
    David Lee, DNV Sustainability Centre Beijing

  • Lessons from the Reconstruction of Pentagon after the 9/11 Assault
    Lee Evey Walker, Former Program Manager, Pentagon Renovation, USA

Day 1 - Session 1
Complexity in different sectors – major projects up front
Session chair: Mary McKinlay Session host: Torbjørn Aass 

  • Complexity in Defence Projects
    Mary McKinlay, Trustee and Board Member, APM, United Kingdom

  • Complexity in Major Programmes - Tools, Techniques and Governance
    Simon Henley, Rolls-Royce Defence and ICCPM, United Kingdom

  • Carbon capture and storage – a viable option?
    Jon Østensvig, Terramar AS, Norway

  • The Conspiracy of Optimism
    Tim Banfield, Director, UK National Audit Office 

  • Conspiracy of optimism in international procurement – Why Mega Projects Fail and a Roadmap for the Future
    Stephen Hayes, CEO, International Centre for Complex Project Management, Australia

Day 1 - Session 2
Governance at different levels – the institutional issues
Session chair: Lynn Crawford Session host: Ole Jonny Klakegg

  • Value of Project Governance
    Lynn Crawford, Professor, Bond University, Australia

  • Sponsoring Change
    David Shannon, Senior interim manager and advisor, Oxford Project Management Ltd, United Kingdom

  • Project, Program, and Portfolio Management in Companies
    Roland Gareis, WU Vienna University of Economics and Roland Gareis Consulting, Austria

  • Practice versus Best Practice: Applying Existing Knowledge and Expertise
    Eilif Holte, Dipl Phys.ETH, Holte Consulting, Norway

  • Governance of Major Road Projects  - The Danish Budgeting Model      
    Jens J. Holmboe, Director Construction Division, Danish Road Directorate

Day 1 - Session 3
Lessons from different countries – various governance regimes
Session chair: Christophe Bredillet Session host: Hallgrim Hjelmbrekke

  • Governance and the specific context of projects: situations and conventions
    Christophe Bredillet, Professor, France

  • Quebec's Framework Policy for Major Public Projects : 2 years later                 
    Alain Parenteau, Associate Secretary Treasury Board of Quebec, Canada

  • A Bid to Become Olympic. Tromsø: Small Town and Big Stakes
    Henning R. Vahr, Principal Consultant, Det norske Veritas, Norway

  • NASA Governance Model in Action: Mission to Pluto
    Edward J. Hoffman, Director, Academy of Program/Project and Engineering Leadership, NASA, USA

  • A Japanese Program Governance Model for Building the Future -  constructivist philosophy, methodology and European application
    Hiroshi Tanaka, President, Project Management Association of Japan

Day 2 - Session 1
Complexity in different sectors – major projects up front
Session chair: Eddy Westerveld Session host: Olav Torp

  • The complexity perspective applied in large infrastructure projects     
    Eddy Westerveld, Senior Consultant, AT Osborne, Netherlands

  • Complexity in High Energy Physics Projects: the LHC accelerator at CERN
    Jurgen de Jonghe, Head of Project Mgmt and Resource Planning Section, CERN, Switzerland  

  • Rebuilding Holmenkollen Jump Hill. High Ambitions and a Runaway Process
    Øyvinn Høie, Director, Metier, Norway

  • The Programme for Nuclear Waste Management in Sweden: Financial and Economic Risk Analysis and Risk Management
    Peter Stoltz, Senior Economist, Swedish Radiation Safety Authority

Day 2 - Session 2
Governance at different levels – the institutional issues
Session chair: Ralf Müller Session host: Nils O.E. Olsson 

  • Project Governance: Procedural Straight Jacket or Freedom of Arts?
    Ralf Müller, Associate Professor, Umeå School of Business, Sweden

  • The Project Management Cuckoo in the Business Nest 
    Terry Cooke-Davies, Executive Chairman, Human Systems International, United Kingdom

  • Organizational Value. Re-thinking  Project Management Practice
    Janice Thomas, Program Director, Athabasca University, Canada

  • Constructing an Olympic Dream and Learning for Further Projects
    Stewart Clegg, Professor, University of Technology, Australia

Day 2 - Session 3
Lessons from different countries – various governance regimes
Session chair: Tore Haavaldsen Session host: Ola Lædre 

  • Sustainability Assessments of Major Investments
    Candice Stevens, Former Sustainable Development Advisor OECD, France

  • A comparative survey of the application of SIA in the UK, Brazil and Nigeria
    Donald MacRae, Independent Consultant, United Kingdom

  • Public participation to enhance the effect of sustainability impact assessment
    Kerstin Arbter, Consulting Engineer, Büro Arbter, Austria

  • O3 - Transportation infrastructure development in Oslo the next 30 years
    Stein Berntsen, Executive Vice President, Dovre Group, Norway

Day 2 - Plenary session
Symposium Chairman: Bjørn Andersen

  • Logical Minimalism in Strategy and Formulation of Objectives
    Knut Samset, Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Program Director, Concept

  • Panel session with Session Chairs
    Chaired by Brian Hobbs, Professor, University of Quebec at Montreal

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