Critical Chain 2024 Conference - 3 levels of project control: the Critical Chain pyramid

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Marris Consulting presence at Critical Chain 2024 International Conference

Presentation by Etienne Lecerf, Marris Consulting: 3 levels of project control, the Critical Chain pyramid

 

17th-18th April 2024

This international conference dedicated to Critical Chain is organized by TOCICO (Theory Of Constraints International Certification Organization). It will take place online on April 17-18. Over 25 presentations will be delivered by global experts.

Critical Chain enables thousands of projects to significantly and sustainably improve their productivity. Typical improvement ranges from 25% to over 100% increase in productivity and capacity. Completion times and costs will decrease, and deadline reliability will reach over 95%. Join us to learn the method that hundreds of organizations use to carry out projects:

  • On time… in less time
  • Within budget… at lower cost
  • Without compromising on quality or scope, and without changing personnel.

The Critical Chain conference is an annual event. It is the reference in term of Critical Chain Project Management and the meeting of the method's experts.

 

The video replay will be released a few days later.

CONFERENCE TOCICO CC 2024

Registration for this event is available. 

CRITICAL CHAIN 2024

 

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Etienne Lecerf, Marris Consulting: 3 levels of project control, the Critical Chain pyramid

This upcoming conference presented by Etienne Lecerf will discuss the three important levels of project control, and how each offers its benefits to improve the project workflow.

The Critical Chain method is often mentioned for its most recognized elements related to single-project management: identifying the longest task sequence, load levelling, buffer management, and using the fever chart.

However, two other levels of management practices should not be overlooked:

  • managing the entire project portfolio to reduce work-in-progress and multitasking structurally,
  • micro-level management involves handling daily tasks, identifying obstacles, and establishing a quick and effective feedback mechanism.

You can learn more about this topic at the upcoming conference. Don't miss it.

Etienne LECERF pull

Etienne Lecerf is Managing Consultant in Marris Consulting based in Paris, France. He has worked with Philip Marris for over eight years.

He has applied the Theory Of Constraints in production and project environments dozens of times in France, Spain, Poland, Mexico, United
Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Germany and Burkina Faso.

He was trained as an Industrial and Mechanical Engineer at Arts et Métiers ParisTech, France.

He has participated in numerous consulting assignments for prestigious industrial companies.

He is experienced in many types of environments such as Aeronautical MRO, New Product Development, ETO, Manufacturing, etc.
His clients work in various industries, including Aeronautics, Oil & Gas, Medical Devices, Software Development, Semiconductor Production, Rail Transport, Mining…

About Marris Consulting

Marris Consulting is an industry consulting and training company specialized in the Theory of Constraints (ToC) and Critical Chain Project Management. We focus on improving the performance of manufacturing and process industries by using Constraints Management combined with Lean and Six Sigma. To boost project performance, we also use Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM), which we sometimes combine with Lean Engineering. Our 2-day performance audits, our performance consulting services and our project management, Lean, ToC & CCPM training by our industry consultants offer a wide range of solutions to help our clients around the world reach the highest possible levels of performance.

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