a disaster of titanic proportion: how the team survived

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A Disaster of Titanic Proportion: How the Team Survived Lisa Spahr, MSc, PMP, PMI-ACP Senior Technical Project Manager, Maritz IT Services

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Page 1: A Disaster of Titanic Proportion: How the Team Survived

A Disaster of Titanic Proportion:

How the Team SurvivedLisa Spahr, MSc, PMP, PMI-ACP

Senior Technical Project Manager, Maritz IT Services

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Learning ObjectivesAt the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to:

Assess risk factors before relationships deteriorate further and jeopardize the project.

Identify an array of techniques to employ in high-risk low-trust environments.

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Introductions

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Employee Engagement

Sales Incentives

Customer Loyalty

Reward Solutions

Customer Experience

Management

Business Meetings,

Tradeshows & Conferences

Incentive Travel

Channel Loyalty

ResearchServices

Maritz Solutions

Who is Maritz?

Who is Maritz?

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Who is Maritz?

Maritz Fast Facts

Family-owned and financially stable for 120+ years.

$1.2BFY2016 Revenues:

…and many more

1,785St. Louis

4,514Worldwide

Employees:

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Knowledge is PowerOur sharing process… Leverage our story for ideas in your own

projects Share knowledge and ideas with each

other

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The Climate Leading to the Chaos…

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Stakeholders

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Risks

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Overall Approach

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Anticipate Collaborate

CommunicateInnovate

Remedies

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• empathize• see it from their view• 2-steps ahead• align strategy

Anticipate

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• play nice• diagram jointly• be accessible• embed teams

Collaborate

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• respond rapidly• over-communicate• send multi-method• 1:1s

Communicate

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• implement new tools & techniques

• dedicate space• iterate (“dry runs”)

Innovate

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• respond rapidly• over-communicate• send multi-method• 1:1s

• implement new tools• & techniques• dedicate space• iterate (“dry runs”)

• be accessible• play nice• brainstorm daily with• client• co-locate

• empathize• see it from their view• 2-steps ahead

Anticipate Collaborate

CommunicateInnovate

Remedies

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Other Potential Remedies…

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Other Differentiators Team. Yes, the people. Dedicated Resources Collaborative PM Relationship. Yes,

people and relationships again. Feed the People (hold nothing back from

achieving success)

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Outcomesan Improved experience for EVERYONE for the foreseeable future AND delivery of a product that revolutionized how we do DR

A budget blown! Dry runs went longer and became more frequently requested than originally planned (PM Fail, Relationship call)

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They Said What?! Best DR Ever! Smoothest DR Ever! This was truly an AWESOME effort by the whole team! I know there

was a lot of blood, sweat and tears that went into the preparation. All of that hard work paid off this week! I am very proud of the professionalism and dedication each of you demonstrated throughout this project! Thank you for making this successful!

Congratulations for the tremendous effort, expertise, planning, and execution you displayed in completing this successful DR test. Our customer commented to me yesterday that several people relayed to him that this was by far the smoothest DR test they've experienced at Maritz, so clearly your hard work and dedication to come up with "a better way" paid off in a big way. Thank you very much, and again, congratulations!

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Congrats to the Team!

Lisa- [email protected] lisaspahr