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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Joshua SteckelTuesday December 10 @ 8AM

Vice Admiral David H. LewisTuesday December 10 @ 2PM

Brigadier General David AbbaWednesday December 11 @ 8AM

EXHIBITORS

Thank you to all of our generous Sponsors and Exhibitors!

forProject Technology Premier 102

Encore Analytics, LLCHumphreys & Associates, Inc.

Premier 101

Deltek Platinum 211

SMA Inc. Platinum 207

ProjStream Silver 115

Barbecana Exhibitor 104

BDO USA, LLP Exhibitor 103

CBT Workshop - EVMS Services Exhibitor 202

Dassian Inc. Exhibitor 106

Decision Edge CloudEVM Exhibitor 210

Planisware Exhibitor 105

Prime Project Management Solutions (PrimePM) Exhibitor 107

SNA Software Exhibitor 205

Steelray Software Exhibitor 214

Structured Solutions Inc. Exhibitor 100

Thank you to ClearPlan for sponsorship of the lanyards.

Augur Consuting Exhibitor 200

TECHNICAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE • MONDAY, DECEMBER 9

Early Registration | Check-In1:00-5:00PM Outside of Constellation

New Attendee Orientation andProfessional Education Briefing4:30-5:30 PM Annapolis

New Attendee | Speaker Networking Reception 5:30-7:00 PM Constellation C, D, E, F

CONSTELLATIONBALLROOMS

BALTIMORE, ANNAPOLIS, FREDERICK, COLUMBIA

PRATT / CALVERT

3RD FLOOR

2ND FLOOR

EVENT LOCATION

Registration / Help Outside of Constellation

Exhibit Hall Constellation C, D, E, F

General Sessions Constellation A & B

Food and Beverage Breaks Constellation C, D, E, F

Welcome Reception Constellation C, D, E, F

TECHNICAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE • TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 - MORNING

7:00 AM-8:00 AM - Continental Breakfast – Constellation C, D, E, F8:00 AM - 9:00 AM - General Session and Keynote Presentation: Joshua Steckel – Constellation A & B

Room

Constellation A&BIPMD Track:

Topical Workshops

AnnapolisTrack 1 - Integrated

Performance Management

ColumbiaTrack 2 -Structuring

Progress for Performance Measurement

FrederickTrack 3 - Integrated

Scheduling Principles

BaltimoreTrack 4 - Integrated Baseline Planning and Maintenance

Pratt/CalvertTrack 5 - Performance

Measurement and Analysis

Facilitators: Vaughn Schlegel,

Dan Lynch

Track Dean: Kathy Evans

Track Dean:Barbara Phillips

Track Deans:Elizabeth Schloer &

Robin Pulverenti

Track Deans:Chris Humphreys &

Rick Hycoop

Track Deans:Bob Loop & Mark Triosi

9:15

– 1

0:25

AM

WS 01NDIA IPMD Introduction Strategies & Objectives

––––––––––––––––Neil Albert

Vaughn SchlegelDan Lynch

CPM-101Principles of Performance

Management––––––––––––––––

Susan Wood

CPM-201Development of the WBS

––––––––––––––––Neil Albert

CPM-301Basics Scheduling Concepts,

Part 1––––––––––––––––

Scott LaFrance

CPM-401Establishing the Integrated

Baseline––––––––––––––––

Rick Hycoop

CPM-501Statusing the Control

Account––––––––––––––––

Elizabeth Schloer

10:25 – 10:55 AM – Refreshment Break – Please visit our Exhibitors – Constellation C, D, E, F

10:5

5 –

12:0

5 PM

WS 02AAP -

Introduction /Update (Policy & Initiatives)

––––––––––––––––John McGregor

CPM-102Fundamentals of EVM

––––––––––––––––Susan Wood

CPM-202Control Account Structures

& Work Teams––––––––––––––––

Selena Hawryluk

CPM-302Basics Scheduling Concepts,

Part 2––––––––––––––––

Scott LaFrance

CPM-402Cost, Schedule, & Resource

Estimating––––––––––––––––

Gary Humphreys

CPM-502Analyzing Control Account

Performance––––––––––––––––

Bob Loop

12:05 - 12:50 PM – Lunch – Please visit our Exhibitors – Constellation C, D, E, F

TECHNICAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE • TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 - AFTERNOONRo

om

Constellation A&BIPMD Track:

Topical Workshops

AnnapolisIPMD – Agile Track: Practice Symposia

ColumbiaCivilian Agencies

Practice Symposia

Frederick Project Management:

Practice Symposia

BaltimoreIntegrated PM:

Practice Symposia

Pratt/CalvertScheduling:

Practice Symposia

Facilitators: Vaughn Schlegel,

Dan Lynch

Facilitator:Andrea Nibert

Facilitator: Gordon Kranz

Facilitator: Tim Fritz

Facilitator: Tim Fritz

Facilitator: Tim Fritz

1:00

– 1

:45

PM

WS-03Project EVMS Governance

––––––––––––––––Mel Frank, DOE

PS-01Agile & EVM

––––––––––––––––Ivan Bembers, NRO

PS-06Tailoring and Scaling of

EVMS for Science Projects ––––––––––––––––Xiaofeng Guo, NSF

PS-16Integrated Program

Framework (IPF) to Drive Delivery Success

––––––––––––––––Jim Stevens

PS-20Failure Modes Effects &

Criticality Analysis (FMECA) on the IMS

–––––––––––––––– Paul Bolinger

2:00 – 3:00 PM – General Session and Keynote Presentation: Admiral Lewis – Constellation A & B

3:15

-4:0

0 PM

WS-04Agile & EVM Guide

Training (Part A) ––––––––––––––––

James Duffy

PS-07A Relationship Guidebook –

EVM and Federal Funding––––––––––––––––

Chelsea Calhoun

PS-17Unlocking Data to Improve National Defense Systems

––––––––––––––––Nick Pisano, John Collins

PS-21The Art of Building a Master Schedule IMS from an IMP

––––––––––––––––Thad Ozyk

4:00-4:15 PM – Refreshment Break – Please visit our Exhibitors – Constellation C, D, E, F

4:15

– 5

:00

PM

WS-05NDIA Contracts Working Group

––––––––––––––––Elizabeth Schloer

PS-03Agile & EVM Guide Training

(Part B)––––––––––––––––

James Duffy

PS-08Indirect Guidelines

De-Mystified––––––––––––––––

Bob Loop, DOE

PS-13Overview of ISO, TC 258

ISO EVM Standard – 21508:2018 WG12 – ISO EVM

Implementation Guide Project ––––––––––––––––

Kym Henderson, Gordon Kranz

PS-22Scheduling Lessons

Relearned––––––––––––––––

Brian Evans

5:00 - 5:30 PM – Please visit our Exhibitors – Cash Bar 5:30 - 7:00 PM – Attendee Reception – Cash Bar & Light Hors d’oeuvres – Constellation C, D, E, F

An Overview of EVM History with Humphreys,

Albert, and Abba––––––––––––––––Video Presentation

An Overview of EVM History with Humphreys,

Albert, and Abba––––––––––––––––Video Presentation

TECHNICAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11 - MORNING

7:00 AM - Continental Breakfast – Constellation C, D, E, F8:00 AM – General Session and Keynote Presentation: David Abba – Constellation A & B

Room

Constellation A&BIPMD Track:

Topical Workshops

AnnapolisTrack 1 - Integrated

Performance Management

ColumbiaTrack 2 -Structuring

Progress for Performance Measurement

FrederickTrack 3 - Integrated

Scheduling Principles

BaltimoreTrack 4 - Integrated Baseline Planning and Maintenance

Pratt/CalvertTrack 5 - Performance

Measurement and Analysis

Facilitators: Vaughn Schlegel,

Dan Lynch

Track Dean: Kathy Evans

Track Dean:Barbara Phillips

Track Deans:Elizabeth Schloer &

Robin Pulverenti

Track Deans:Chris Humphreys &

Rick Hycoop

Track Deans:Bob Loop & Mark Triosi

9:15

– 1

0:30

AM

WS-06Panel Discussion:

New EVM Reporting DID, IPMDR

––––––––––––––––Panel: John McGregor,

Vaughn Schlegel, Dan Lynch

CPM-103EVM Guidelines Part 1,

Creating the Plan––––––––––––––––

Tony Finefield

CPM-203Enterprise Scheduling

––––––––––––––––Mike Marcell

CPM-303Schedule Updates & Analysis

––––––––––––––––Michael Breuker

CPM-403Planning Work Performance

with EVM––––––––––––––––

Gary Humphreys

CPM-503Basic Variance Analysis

(Concepts and Awareness)––––––––––––––––

Bob Loop

10:30 – 11:00 AM – Refreshment Break – Please visit our Exhibitors – Constellation C, D, E, F

11:0

0 –

12:1

5 PM

WS-07Joint Industry/Government

Open Forum ––––––––––––––––

Presenters: Dan Lynch, Ivan Bembers,

Donna Holden, John McGregor, Mel Frank

CPM-104EVM Guidelines Part 2,

Managing Reality––––––––––––––––

Tony Finefield

CPM-204Establishing Technical Performance Measures

––––––––––––––––Rick Hycoop

CPM-304Managing with Schedules &

Recovering––––––––––––––––

Michael Breuker

CPM-404Maintaining the PMB––––––––––––––––

Gary Humphreys

CPM-504Intermediate Variance

Analysis (Situation, Trend and Basic EAC) ––––––––––––––––

Andrea Nibert

12:15 - 1:15 PM – Lunch – Please visit our Exhibitors – Constellation C, D, E, F

TECHNICAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11 - AFTERNOONRo

om

Constellation A&BIPMD Track:

Topical Workshops

AnnapolisIPMD – Agile Track: Practice Symposia

ColumbiaCivilian Agencies

Practice Symposia

Frederick Project Management:

Practice Symposia

BaltimoreIntegrated PM:

Practice Symposia

Pratt/CalvertScheduling:

Practice Symposia

Facilitators: Vaughn Schlegel,

Dan Lynch

Facilitator:Andrea Nibert

Facilitator: Gordon Kranz

Facilitator: Tim Fritz

Facilitator: Tim Fritz

Facilitator: Tim Fritz

1:30

– 2

:15

PM

WS-08 DCMA Earned Value Management

Systems CenterOverview & International

Engagement ––––––––––––––––

Donna Holden, DCMA

PS-04 Large Scale Agile

Transformation in a Hardware Business ––––––––––––––––

Joe White

PS-09Academic Research Study: Improving Government’s

Understanding and Application of the EVMS

––––––––––––––––David Kester, DOE,

Dr. Edd Gibson

PS-18Using an IPF to Drive

Delivery Success ––––––––––––––––

Jim Stevens

PS-23 From BOE to Baseline Building Your Baseline

And Establishing Credibility

––––––––––––––––Karen Donis

2:30

– 3

:15

PM

Vendor ForumVF-01

––––––––––––––––forProject Technology

Vendor ForumVF-02

New Empower Features to Enhance Program Analytics

and Streamline Your Recurring Monthly Business

Rhythm––––––––––––––––Encore Analytics, LLC

Vendor ForumVF-04

Powering Project Success with Acumen Touchstone

––––––––––––––––Deltek

Vendor ForumVF-05

Using EVMS and Agile to Accelerate Digital

Transformation––––––––––––––––

SMA

Vendor ForumVF-06

Planisware Enterprise - All your Program Data in

a single, easy-to-use Solution

––––––––––––––––

Plannisware

3:15-3:45 PM – Refreshment Break – Please visit our Exhibitors – Constellation C, D, E, F

3:45

– 4

:30

PM

WS-09OTS/OTB

––––––––––––––––Ivan Bembers

PS-05Incremental Working

Product - Is it just Agile BS?––––––––––––––––Denise Marie Jarvie

PS-10DData Driven Metrics –

DOE Project Assessment and Reporting System“It is about the Data” ––––––––––––––––Matthew West, DOE

Liza Cazalet

PS-15Using Projects to train

Project Teams––––––––––––––––

John Driessnack

PS-24Building Quality Into Your

Schedule ––––––––––––––––

Brian Leach

Enjoy your evening!

An Overview of EVM History with Humphreys,

Albert, and Abba––––––––––––––––Video Presentation

TECHNICAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE • THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12

7:00 AM - Continental Breakfast – Constellation C, D, E, F8:00 AM – CPM Strategic Panel – Constellation A & B

Room

Constellation A&BIPMD Track:

Topical Workshops

AnnapolisTrack 1 - Integrated

Performance Management

ColumbiaTrack 2 -Structuring

Progress for Performance Measurement

FrederickTrack 3 - Integrated

Scheduling Principles

BaltimoreTrack 4 - Integrated Baseline Planning and Maintenance

Pratt/CalvertTrack 5 - Performance

Measurement and Analysis

Facilitators: Vaughn Schlegel,

Dan Lynch

Track Dean: Kathy Evans

Track Dean:Barbara Phillips

Track Deans:Elizabeth Schloer &

Robin Pulverenti

Track Deans:Chris Humphreys &

Rick Hycoop

Track Deans:Bob Loop & Mark Triosi

9:15

– 1

0:30

AM

WS-10NDIA PM Working Group

Predictive Measures Guide––––––––––––––––

Stewart Tague

CPM-105EVM Reviews & Audits

––––––––––––––––Mike Nosbich

CPM-205IPM for Materials & Subcontract Work

––––––––––––––––Todd Ruckert

CPM-305TPM Basis for Schedule

Status––––––––––––––––

Rick Hycoop

CPM-405Integrating Risk into the

PMB––––––––––––––––

Paul Bolinger

CPM-505Advanced Performance Analysis (Summary and Portfolio Analysis and

Forecasting)––––––––––––––––

Gary Humphreys

10:30 – 11:00 AM – Refreshment Break – Constellation C, D, E, F

11:0

0 –

12:1

5 PM

WS-11NDIA IPMD Clearinghouse

Working Group ––––––––––––––––

Gary Humphreys, Russ Rodewald

CPM-206Risk Management & EVM

––––––––––––––––William Chadick

CPM-306Schedule Risk Analysis

––––––––––––––––Mike Marcell

CPM-406Integrated Baseline Review

––––––––––––––––Susan Wood

CPM-506Intermediate Variance

Analysis (Situation, Trend and Basic EAC)

––––––––––––––––Bob Loop & Mark Triosi

12:15 PM – Workshop Ends with Morning Program – Thank you for attending!

1:00

- 4:

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Because of our unparalleled breadth of knowledge and hands- on experience, H&A is the industry recognized leader in EVMS training and hands-on mentoring for project managers and control account managers.

Interested in learning more?

Visit our website at www.humphreys-assoc.com or call us to-day at (714)685-1730

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H&A is unique in the common sense approach we bring to organizing, planning, and controlling projects. We use proven methods and techniques that have been honed over decades of hands-on experience to achieve the most appropriate, timely, and cost effective results. Our solutions are always compliant with the ANSI-748 Standard for Earned Value Management Systems. We are the “911” of EVMS because government and industry both call us when they absolutely and positively must resolve an issue with an EVMS.

H&A offers a complete range of EVMS consulting services for the entire project life cycle. From proposal preparation and management system gap analysis to mock compliance reviews or contractor self-surveillance and third party validations, H&A is the authority in EVMS.

Because of our unparalleled breadth of knowledge and hands-on experience, H&A is the industry recognized leader in EVMS training and hands-on mentoring for project managers and control account managers.

Interested in learning more?Visit our website at www.humphreys-assoc.com

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