NETLIPSE Network &Special Interest Groups

Pau Lian Staal

NWM Vilnius, 18th May 2010

NETLIPSE Network (1)

Magazines: Magazine #7 Magazine #8 due October

Brochure

Network Meetings: 17-18th May 2010, Vilnius 27-28th September 2010,

Vienna

NETLIPSE Network (2)

Presentations/workshops: October 2009, Stuart Baker, TEN-T Days

(Napels) October 2009, Dirk Lauwers, International

conference Science & Practice (Sofia) November 2009, Pau Lian Staal, Marcel

Hertogh, Lecture University of Ghent November 2009, Stuart Baker, Major

Projects Association (London) January 2010, Tony Francis, Marcel

Hertogh, TEN-T Project Management Workshop, Plenary presentation (Brussels)

Informal meetings

NETLIPSE Network (2)

Special Interest Groups Business Cases

Issue Manager: Matt Dillon Secretary: Joost van Blokland

Stakeholder Management Issue Manager: Pau Lian Staal Secretary: Tony Francis

Procurement & Contracting Issue Manager: Prof. Konrad Spang Secretary: Rob de Jong

Project Management Issue Manager: Prof. Brane Semolic

Secretary: you?

NETLIPSE Website www.netlipse.eu

NETLIPSE Website www.netlipse.eu

NETLIPSE Website www.netlipse.eu

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NETLIPSE Website www.netlipse.eu

NETLIPSE Website www.netlipse.eu Facts & Figures

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NETLIPSE Special Interest Groups

Purpose: to develop and disseminate knowledge of a specific NETLIPSE project management topic in order to: further professionalise infrastructure

project management exchange and develop knowledge provide input for the development of the

IPAT and training programmes promote NETLIPSE as the European

platform for infrastructure project management

Each Special Interest Group is coordinated by an SIG-Manager, appointed by the Supervisory Board.

NETLIPSE Special Interest Groups (2)

How SIG’s can exchange and develop knowledge: Regular SIG meetings Workshops a/o conferences Publications Interactive use of a closed section of the

website Profiles and people finder

(LinkedIn/Hyves/IPMA Ning) Library Discussions Etc.

Provide input for training programmes

SIG Goals for Today

Participate actively in one of the SIG working sessions

Decide if you would like to join a group or lead a group

Let us know your thoughts (on the thought cards)

SIG Working Session 12:45 – 14:30

1: This room: Planning for Green Shoots: Building a Business Case for Post-Recession Investment in Projects

Matt Dillon

2: Room in the corner 1st floor (out the door, to the left) Results from the Procurement & Contracting

session and future topics Stefan Riemann Rob de Jong Leendert Bouter

3: Room 1302: Models and challenges for Stakeholder Management

translated to future SIG activities Dr. Frank Wadenpohl Pau Lian Staal

Presentation of workshop results at 14:30