NETWORK MEMBERSHIP

Organizations that join Human Systems’ Knowledge Networks find out how to improve their capability to deliver projects, and show clear evidence of their improvement. We understand how to ensure your project teams, sponsors and stakeholders have the skills, culture and infrastructure for consistent delivery of results.

We always start with an analysis of your project management capability, as evidenced by your current processes and practices. We then have the facts needed to recommend the most appropriate steps that will lead to sustainable and measurable improvement. 

As a member of our global Knowledge Network, your organization can target  best practices by working both with Human Systems and with many other  leading project and program management organizations from around the world.   

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Benefits of Network Membership

• Learn from other project professionals at regular local Workshops on topical issues, such as Earned Value, Competency Improvement, or Managing Multiple Projects 
• Benchmark against a dynamic database holding over ten years’ data about the actual practices of Network members
• Opportunity for senior management to pool their experience at Human Systems' annual Global Workshop
• Annual Corporate Practices Assessment and feedback workshops provide a real understanding of where your organization’s strengths, and weaknesses, lie
• Project Profiling to evaluate the practices used on any individual project and will compare these to the Network’s best practices baseline
• Continuing support, change management and mentoring from the experienced Human Systems team
• Access to the learning from past workshops and white papers through the Human Systems intranet
• Opportunity to influence the direction of the Network's search for knowledge, to complement your own project management and organizational goals
• Direct contact with best practice companies in all industries
• Lessons learned from the shared successes and failures of Network members

Confidentiality

Being a member of Human Systems’ Network gives organizations access to a wealth of best practice data, drawn from some of the most successful corporations in the world. This data is unique and is invaluable for comparative analysis.  Whilst comparative analyses and pooled results are available to all Network members, raw data is held under the most secure circumstances and data concerning individual member companies is never released.