In this webinar, we highlight the significant advantages of the recent advancement of digital data and centralized solutions in the realm of Program Controls. We are clarifying that data alone is no silver bullet and does not provide the maximum insights to decision-makers. This is not only due to the lack of analytic tools but also the lack of data alignment. The integrated solution seeks to glean intelligence from data flexibly and efficiently and translate that into data-driven decisions that enable successful delivery. The main philosophy is to create harmonization for more actionable data. We are shifting away from connecting a variety of systems to create PMIS that relies on individual capabilities to implementing a single source of truth.
The Controls Engine relies on data alignment and leverages the wealth of data to ensure successful delivery and realization of benefits. That involves the combination of data throughout the program's lifecycle and cross-functional by tying up contract, project, and program levels. Integrating all aspects of controls enables decisions to be made with a view of the overall picture, not just the traditional aspects of schedule and cost.
About the speaker:
Osama Abdelfatah - Associate Vice President & Regional Program Controls Director, AECOM
Osama is the Regional Program Controls Director for the Americas in the Global Program Management group at AECOM. Throughout his 22-year career, Osama has managed projects and program lifecycles of complex multi-disciplinary initiatives from conception through completion in both traditional and agile environments. He previously served as the Senior Controls Lead for the LaGuardia Airport Redevelopment Program. He worked on the Second Avenue Subway expansion, the new Tappan Zee Bridge, and major programs in the Middle East, including Libya and Qatar. Osama holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering and a Master of Business Administration from Manhattan College.
Continuing Education:
CCM Recertification Points: 1
Professional Development Hours (PDH): 1
