3rd INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Málaga (Spain), 10 – 11 July 2019

It is a traditional conference with a modern outlook.
Tom Taylor (ISoPM 2019)

"As may be expected the 23^rd International Congress on Project Management and Engineering annual conference in Spain is a well-established, well-attended event and meeting of minds.
The Project Management element has been refocussed in the last three years to be an intensive, diverse, international, English speaking gathering covering all aspects of projects and project management over two full days.
The event is going from strength to strength with key note speakers, lectures and talks. There are panel discussions on current and conventional topics – with twists; and with experienced experts and new, young participants both on the stage and in the audience.
There are posters and refreshments to consume. Certainly there are networking opportunities with colleagues, friends and strangers. This year in 2019 the conference is in sunny Malaga, in south of Spain in July; following previously in historic Cadiz and hot Madrid. See you there?"

Keynote speakers

Jesús Martínez Almela

IPMA President

Mary McKinlay

APM

Reinhard Wagner

IPMA CoD Chairperson

Karen Thompson

Bournemouth University

Fabrizio Tesolato

PPPM

Inese Sluka

RISEBA University

Gholamreza Safakish

IPMA VP Young Crew

Nigel Williams

Bournemouth University

Ali Jaafari

Education Centre of Australia

Venue

Escuela de Ingenierías Industriales - Universidad de Málaga
C/ Doctor Ortiz Ramos s/n. (Campus de Teatinos) 29071. Málaga (Spain)
Contact

Secretariat of the International Seminar on Project Management & International Congress on Project Management and Engineering

SECRETARIA.CONGRESO@AEIPRO.COM

Program

Wednesday 10th July 2019

09:00	ISoPM Registration
09:30	Welcome by Tom Taylor and Official Opening “IPMA expanding world of project management”, Jesús Martínez Almela
10:00	Assessing motivation in project teams, Guillermo Montero A Framework of Project Governance for Electronic Administration Implantation, Pedro Juan Baquero Pérez Managing multiple projects in uncertain contexts: a practical experience, Unai Apaolaza Q&A
11:00	Coffee Break
11:30	“Variety is the Spice of Life - or the Key to Success”, Mary Mckinlay
12:00	Managing the Digital Transformation in well-established companies: A framework for implementation, Katia Sofia Jimenez Agurto A review of Site Offices Challenges to Communicate and Exchange Information in UK, Rasha Sayed Suleiman Embedding electric vehicles within a large business fleet: experimental findings, Saioa Etxebarria Berrizbeitia Q&A
13:00	"Smart cities and the projectification of society", Reinhard Wagner
14:00	Lunch
15:30	"Advocate or Abrogate? Making Project Management Responsible", Karen Thompson
16:00	Exploring why established companies need service design. The case of two Basque manufacturers, Iker Legarda IT-enabled e-Project Management Practice to assure Accurate Telecom Cable Network Inventory with Remote Smart Quality Control, James Yu Q&A
17:00	Coffee break
17:30	"Competences, Challenges and Project Management", Fabrizio Tesolato
18:00	Sustainable Pavement Rating Systems: An International Critical Review, Thomas Mattinzioli Lean Construction as an innovative approach for minimising risks in Mega-Construction projects in developing countries, Ahmed Helmy Mohamed Q&A
18:40	End of Day One
20:30	Dinner: social meeting

Thursday 11th July 2019

09:00	ISoPM Registration
09:30	"Project managers’ competences game ‘’Sea wolf”: how does it work?", Inese Sluka
10:00	Modelling of a heat exchanger for a spouted bed based pilot plant, Xabier Sukunza Pérez Data acquisition system for the characterization of the biomechanic and ergonomic thresholds in driving vehicles, Javier Catalán Developing a hierarchy communication risk management framework for construction project, Mohd Mansour Q&A
11:00	Coffee break
11:30	“Real world practices in guiding project team during FEED endorsement phase”, Gholamreza Safakish
12:00	Classification and analysis of the evolution of dynamic risk assessment techniques for industrial accidents, Martin Folch Calvo Megaprojects and artificial intelligence: Preserving value for the stakeholders, Joaquín Ordieres Exploring the adequacy of OpenPM² to European Union – funded International Development grant projects implemented by Civil Society Organizations, Agustín Moya Colorado Q&A
13:00	Workshop "Responsible Project Management in Practice", Karen Thompson and Nigel Williams
14:00	Lunch
15:30	PM²Methodology PM² in a nutshell: philosophy and tips beyond the methodology, Javier Pajares Why use PM². Is it the short & sweet of PM Methodologies?, Germán Martínez Montes Agustín Moya Colorado Round Table
17:00	Coffee break
17:30	“Competence-based Strategic Management”, Ali Jaafari
18:30	Closing
19:00	End of Day Two
21:00	Closing Dinner and Prizes

Companions program

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Registration

Different types of registration are available. Please, see table below and fill the registration form.

Payment: Bank transfer
IBAN: ES59 2085 9357 7603 3037 7538 SWIFT / BIC: CAZRES2Z
Or credit card (sending an e-mail to aeipro@dpi.upv.es)

Type of registration	Fee	Included
Congressperson listener	395 €	Documentation, coffee, lunch and social events
Congressperson listener member of AEIPRO, APOGEP or IPMA	290 €	Documentation, coffee, lunch and social events
Student listener	195 €	Documentation, coffee and lunch
Companions	295 €	Guided tours, lunch and social events

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3rd INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON PROJECT MANAGEMENTMálaga (Spain), 10 – 11 July 2019