Dr.
Lynda Bourne DPM, FACS.
Lynda is Director of Professional Services with Mosaic Project
Services focusing on the delivery of project related workshops,
training, mentoring and consulting services. She is also a Fellow of
the Australian Computer Society (FACS) and a professional speaker.
Lynda was the first student to graduate from the RMIT University,
Doctor of Project Management course with a professional Doctorate in
Project Management (DPM) in 2005. For her thesis, Lynda investigated
the concept that a project’s success or failure is closely aligned
with perceptions of the project held by its key stakeholders; and
that project teams can manage these perceptions to create success.
The research resulted in a new tool, the Stakeholder
Circle® that maps each stakeholder community in a
unique way, allowing the project team to focus its stakeholder
engagement strategies. The Stakeholder Circle also
highlights key facets of the surrounding management culture and
structure. Download a copy of
Lynda's thesis. This valuable tool is now being developed and
marketed world-wide by Stakeholder Management Pty Ltd and is the
basis of the Stakeholder Relationship Management Maturity (SRMM®)
model described in her book, Stakeholder
Relationship Management: A Maturity Model for
Organisational Implementation. Her second book, Advising Upwards: A
Framework for Understanding and Engaging Senior Management
Stakeholders, was published in 2011. Making Projects Work:
Effective Stakeholder and Communication Management was
published in 2015.
Lynda was the inaugural (2003) winner of the PMI Australian
Chapters’ Project Manager of the Year award, was awarded PMI’s
Robert J Yoursak tuition scholarship for the 2004/2005 academic year
and the AIPM Victorian Chapter, Donal Lenihan Student Bursary in
2005. She was part of the testing team working on PMI’s initial OPM3
development and was a sub-team lead on the OPM3 2008 update project
and Chair of the OPM3 ProductSuite Examination Committee from 2006
to 2008. Lynda has also contributed to a range of other PMI
standards. She is a recognised international speaker and seminar
leader on the topic of stakeholder management and the Stakeholder
Circle® visualisation tool; see more on our workshops.
Lynda has extensive experience as a Senior Project Manager and
Project Director specialising in delivery of IT and other
business-related projects within the telecommunications sector. She
has worked as a Senior IT Project Management Consultant with various
Telcos in Australia and South East Asia (primarily in Malaysia)
including senior roles with Optus and Telstra.
Lynda graduated from Deakin University, Geelong with Honours and
later gained a Graduate Diploma in Computing. This led to a diverse
range of assignments covering a wide-range of project related
activities and project leadership roles. She is now focused on
giving back to the profession through her mentoring activities and
participation in the development of innovative Project Management
methodologies and course ware.
Qualifications
- Doctor of Project Management (DPM) 2005, RMIT University [view
thesis]
- BA (HONS) 1984, Majors in Social Studies of Science and
Sociology
Deakin University, Geelong.
- GRAD. DIP. COMPUTING 1986 Deakin University, Geelong.
- Fellow, Australian Computer Society
- PMP, (Project Management Professional) Project Management
Institute (PMI) until 2023
- MACS (Snr.) CP, (Certified Computer Professional)
- Certificate of Teaching English as a Second Language
University of Cambridge (UK) 1996
Academic Journals & Books
- Hillson, D. The Risk Management Handbook – A
practical guide to managing the multiple dimensions of
risk Second Edition. Ch. 15: Managing stakeholder
risk. (Kogan Page, London - 2022)
- Marnewick, C., Wyzalek, J. Portfolio Management,
delivering on strategy Second Edition. Ch. 10:
Delivering Organizational Value in the Zone of Uncertainty.
(CRC Press Ltd, Florida.)
- Bourne, L., Weaver, P. The Origins of Schedule Management:
the concepts used in planning, allocating, visualizing
and managing time in a project. Frontiers of
Engineering Management. (Higher Education Press, 2018)
- Hillson, D. The Risk Management Handbook – A
practical guide to managing the multiple dimensions of
risk. Ch. 10: Stakeholder risk Management. (Kogan
Page, London - 2016)
- Bourne, L. Making
Projects Work: Effective Stakeholder and
Communication Management. CRC Press Ltd, Florida
- 2015.
- Levine, G., Wyzalek, J. Portfolio Management, a
strategic approach. Ch. 18: Delivering
Organizational Value in the Zone of Uncertainty. (CRC Press
Ltd, Florida.)
- Bourne, L. The
Six Functions of Governance. PM World
Journal Vol. III, Issue XI – November 2014
www.pmworldjournal.net
- Dalcher, D (Ed.). Advances In Project
Management, Ch. 18 - Leadership Communication -
Communicating upwards for effect (Gower Publishing Ltd,
Aldershot - 2014).
- Bourne, L. Advising
Upwards: A Framework for Understanding and
Engaging Senior Management Stakeholders, (Gower
Publishing Ltd, Aldershot - 2011). View
Book
- Bourne, L. Advising
upwards: managing the perceptions and expectations
of senior management stakeholders. Management
Decision, Vol. 49 Iss: 6, pp.1001 - 1023
- Letavec, C., Bolles, D. The PMOSIG Program
Management Office Handbook Ch. 4: Stakeholder
Relationship Management: Enhancing PMO services through
effective engagement and communication.
- Estrella, J.A., Lessons Learned in Project
Management: 140 Tips in 140 Words or Less. Tip
#36: Understand who’s who and who’s playing. CreateSpace,
USA, 2011.
- Yang, J., Shen, P.Q., Bourne, L., Ho, C.M.F., Xue, X.
(2010).
A Typology of Operational Approaches for Stakeholder
Analysis and Engagement. Construction
Management and Economics (February 2011) 29, 145–162.
- Bourne, L. Project Relationship Management and the
Stakeholder Circle [2008
Thesis], Lambert Academic Publishing AG & Co,
Saarbrücken, Germany - 2010.
- Bourne, L. Stakeholder
Relationship Management: A Maturity Model for
Organisational Implementation, Gower Publishing
Ltd, Aldershot - 2009.
- Bourne, L. (2008). Practice
Note: Advancing theory and practice for successful
implementation of Stakeholder Management in
organisations. International Journal of
Managing Projects in Business. Vol. 1: pp587-601.
- Chinyio E. (Ed). Construction Stakeholder
Management (Blackwell Publishing, London -
2008). Bourne L., Weaver P.: Chapter 7, Mapping
Stakeholders.
- Walker D.H.T., Bourne, L., Shelley A (2008). Influence,
stakeholder mapping and visualization.
Construction Management & Economics, 26(6) 645 - 658.
- Murray-Webster R, and Hillson D. Managing Group
Risk Attitude. Gower Publishing, Aldershot -
2008. Bourne L. Foreword.
- Bourne, L. and Walker D.H.T. (2008). Project
relationship management and the Stakeholder Circle™.
International Journal of Managing Projects in Business. Vol.
1: pp125-130.
- Walker D.H.T. and Rowlinson S. (Eds). Procurement
Systems – A Cross Industry Project Management
Perspective. Taylor & Francis, London - 2008.
Walker D.H.T., Bourne L., Rowlinson S.: Chapter 3,
Stakeholders and the Supply Chain.
- Bourne, L. and Walker D.H.T. (2006). Visualising
Stakeholder Influence – Two Australian Examples.
Project Management Journal 37(1): 5 - 12.
- Bourne, L. and Walker D.H.T. (2005). Visualising
and Mapping Stakeholder Influence.
Management Decision 43(5): 649 - 660.
- Bourne, L. and Walker D.H.T. (2005). The
Paradox of Project Control. Team
Performance Management Journal (Summer 2005).
- Bourne, L. and Walker D.H.T. (2004). Advancing
Project Management in Learning Organizations.
The Learning Organization 11(3): 226 - 243.
International Conference Papers
- The
Secret Ingredient for Successful Project Leadership
[P195]
Fifth international conference on project management in the
Baltic States. Riga, Latvia. April 2016.
- Understanding
the Schedule - The Challenge of Informed Consent
[P186] Construction CPM Conference New Orleans. January
2016.
- Targeted
communication - the key to effective stakeholder
engagement [P191]
IPMA World Congress 2015 Panama City, September 2015
- SRMM:
The ROI from investing in building an effective
stakeholder management culture [P175]
4th Annual Nordic Project Zone Summit Copenhagen, November
2013
- Effective
stakeholder engagement for project success
[P176]
2nd International Project Management Congress,
PMI Colombian Chapter Bogota, November 2013
- Controls
communicate? [P160]
Construction CPM Conference New Orleans. January 2013
- Why
is stakeholder management so difficult?
[P123]
EAN University, Columbia Virtual Conference Presentation.
November 2011
- Stakeholder
Engagement is ‘free’! The Zero Cost of Stakeholder
Relationship Management [P142]
PMO Symposium Loews Royal Pacific Resort,
Orlando, Florida. November 2011
- The
Zero Cost of Stakeholder Management [P142]
The Academy of Management 2011 Annual Meeting San Antonio,
Texas, USA. August 2011
- Why
is Stakeholder Management so difficult?
[P123]
Danish IT Society Copenhagen, Denmark. May 2011
- Advising
Upwards – Helping your Managers Help You
[P128]
PMI Global Congress EMEA Dublin, Ireland, May 2011
- The
future of the PM Hero [P105]
PMI Global Congress EMEA Milan, Italy, May 2010
- Beyond
Reporting - The Communication Strategy
[P094],
PMI Global Congress Asia Pacific Melbourne, Feb. 2010
- Introducing
a Stakeholder Management Methodology into the EU
[P087]
PMI Global Congress EMEA Amsterdam, Netherlands, May 2009
- Developing
Stakeholder Management Maturity in a Traditional
Business - An International Case Study
[P074]
22nd IPMA World Congress Rome, Italy, November 2008
- From
Commander to Sponsor: Managing Upwards in the Project
Environment [P077]
PMI Global Congress, Denver, October 2008
- SRMM™:
The five stages of Stakeholder Relationship Management
Maturity [P067]
PMI Global Congress EMEA, Malta, May 2008
- How to Plan and Manage your Project Communication
3rd Annual International Mastering IT Project Management
Conference,
Kuala Lumpur, August 2007
- Avoiding
the Successful Failure [P046]
PMI Global Congress Asia-Pacific, Hong Kong, January 2007
- Rethinking
Construction –
Stakeholder Management in the Construction Industry
[P049]
CIOB Hong Kong, Jan 2007 and
CIOB Auckland, Oct. 2006
- OPM3
- A Maturity Model that's Right & Ready
[P030]
PMI NZ 'The Insiders Guide' Christchurch NZ, October 2006
and
PMI Global Congress Asia-Pacific, Hong Kong, January 2007
- Project
Relationships and the Stakeholder Circle
[P010]
PMI Research Conference Montreal, July, 2006
- Supersizing
PMO Performance [P037]
PMI Global Congress Bangkok, February, 2006
Chinese
language version
- The
Accidental Project Manager – the ‘Getting of Wisdom’
[P036]
PMI New Zealand annual conference 2005 Auckland, NZ, October
2005
- The
Stakeholder Chameleon [P031]
PMI Global Congress Singapore, February 2005
- The
Paradox of Project Control in a Matrix Organisation
[P028]
3rd United Kingdom International Performance Management
Symposium,
London, October 2004
- Tapping
the Powerlines – A 3rd Dimension of Project Management
beyond Leading and Managing [P014]
International Project Management Association, Moscow, June
2003
Magazine & General Articles
- Project Management
in the time of COVID (5 articles).
PM World Journal Volume X1.
- 6 Steps to winning greater influence.
Project Manager Magazine (AIPM) Feb-March 2015 pp10-11.
- Stakeholders
and Risk. Project and Program Management
Journal, Vol. 43, No. 3, pp. 212-217 Publishing House
"Grebennikov", Moscow.
- ESEI Stakeholder Management series (14
articles).
PM World Journal Volume IV.
- The
Six Functions of Governance
PM World Journal Volume III, Issue X1, November 2014
- On
the Subject of the February Letter to the Editor on
Stakeholder Management
PM World Journal Volume III, Issue III, March 2014
- Communicating
Upwards for Effect
PM World Journal Vol. I, Issue IV – November 2012
www.pmworldjournal.net
- Communicating
for effect
Viewpoints - PM Network Vol 25. #12, December 2011
Project Management Institute, USA
- Give
em' what they want
Viewpoints - PM Network Vol 25. #9, September 2011
Project Management Institute, USA
- Beyond
Reporting
Viewpoints - PM Network Vol 25. #6, June 2011
Project Management Institute, USA
- Picking
up the pieces
Asia Pacific Watch - PM Network Vol 25. #3, March 2011
Project Management Institute, USA
- Lost
in Translation
Asia Pacific Watch - PM Network Vol 24. #12, December 2010
Project Management Institute, USA
- The
Rise of the Sustainable City
Asia Pacific Watch - PM Network Vol 24. #9, September 2010
Project Management Institute, USA
- The
New Game in Town
Asia Pacific Watch - PM Network Vol 24. #6, June 2010
Project Management Institute, USA
- The
Right Words
Asia Pacific Watch - PM Network Vol 24. #3, March 2010
Project Management Institute, USA
- Culture
Shock
Asia Pacific Watch - PM Network Vol 23. #11, November 2009
Project Management Institute, USA
- Self
Starters
Asia Pacific Watch - PM Network Vol 23. #8, August 2009
Project Management Institute, USA
- Introducing
a Stakeholder Management Methodology into the EU
Projects & Profits, July 2009 ICFAI University Press,
India
- The
ROI of Social Responsibility
Asia Pacific Watch - PM Network Vol 23. #5, May 2009
Project Management Institute, USA
- OPM3
- A Maturity Model that's Right & Ready
Projects & Profits, April 2007 ICFAI University Press,
India
- Avoiding
the Successful Failure
Projects & Profits, March 2007 ICFAI University Press,
India
- Improving
PMO Performance
Project Management Technology Magazine, 2006 China
Chinese
language version
- The
Paradox of Project Control in a Matrix Organisations
Projects & Profits, Feb 2005 ICFAI University Press,
India
Contact
Email: [email protected],au
Linked-In: http://au.linkedin.com/in/lyndabourne
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Lynda's Full CV
Recognition & Awards
- 2012 - 2017: Entry in Who's Who in the World.
Publisher, Marquis Who's Who® Publications.
- 2010 - 2012: Associate Editor, PM Network Magazine
- 2008 - 2010: Member of 'The Chancellor's Circle', Deakin
University
- 2007 to 2017: Entry in Who's Who of Australian Women.
Publisher, Crown Content.
- 2007: Certificate of Commendation - 20 Years Membership,
Australian Computer Society
- 2006: Included in PMI's list of 25 Influential Women in
Project Management (PM Network Vol 20. #10)
- 2005: Donal Lenihan Student Bursary; AIPM Victorian
Chapter.
- 2004: Robert J Yoursak tuition scholarship; PMI USA
(International)
- 2003: Project Manager of the Year; PMI Australian
Chapters.
Keynote and Special Presentations
- Webinar: Stakeholder Engagement in Project-land
Transparent
Choice, May. 2017
- Webinar: Targeted communication: the key to
effective stakeholder engagement
IT Metrics and Productivity Institute (ITMPI), Feb. 2016
- 2nd Women in Project Management Leadership Summit 2015.
Achieving Excellence in Stakeholder Management
(workshop)
14-16 September, Rendezvous Grand Hotel, Melbourne
- Keynote speaker: The Never-Ending Story of the
Stakeholder (Star) Wars......
PMINZ Conference 2015, 'Shaping the Future'.
2-4 September, Wellington, New Zealand
- Webinar: 10 Steps to Effective Stakeholder
Engagement
IT Metrics and Productivity Institute (ITMPI), March 2015
- Keynote speaker: New directions for stakeholder
engagement in the era of social computing.
Third International Conference «Social Computing: Framework,
Development Technologies and Social Effects» (ISC-14),
Sholokhov Moscow State University for the Humanities,
Moscow, September 2014
- Guest speaker: Conference: Communication and
Diagnoses
EAN University, Bogota, Colombia. May 2013
- Keynote speaker: Stakeholder
Engagement: Practical Insights for Advanced PMOs
[P168]
12º Encontro Internacional de Gerenciamento de Projetos,
Brasília,
November 2012
- Guest speaker: The
value of effective stakeholder engagement
[P142]
Emirates Airline Project Management Conference, Dubai,
October 2012
- Plenary presentation: 7½
tips for managing internal stakeholders: engaging
stakeholders for maximum effect [P161].
CIPSA - The Category Management Forum, Sydney, May 2012
- Occasional Address: Graduation Ceremony,
Deakin University, Faculty of Arts and Education,
Geelong Waterfront Campus, April, 2012
- Guest speaker: Risk Management & Project
Governance Forum
Victorian Government - Risk forum Melbourne, October, 2011
- Conference Keynote: Motivate
your Manager! [P144]
PMOZ Sydney, August, 2011
- Guest speaker: Being a women in IT - The Evolution
of the Female Professional in Technology Management
vicICT for women Melbourne, April, 2011
- Conference Keynote: Stakeholder
Relationship Management: using the Stakeholder Circle
Methodology for more effective stakeholder engagement
of senior management [P128]
7th Project Management National Benchmarking Forum
PMI Chapter, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. November 2010
- Conference Keynote: Why
is stakeholder management so difficult?
[P123]
Project Management and Organizational Improvement Conference
EAN University, Bogota, Colombia. September 2010
- Panel Discussion I: Women’s Roles in Sustainable
Urbanization
CIOB Global Construction Summit·2010
Shanghai, June, 2010
- Building and maintaining trust through understanding
stakeholder relationships: Trust:
a tale of two constructions [P124]
CIPS NZ Strategic Forum SkyCity, Auckland, June, 2010
- Who
are your Chapter’s stakeholders really?
[P122]
PMI Leadership Institute (LIM) Milan, Italy, May 2010
- Why
is Stakeholder Management so difficult? [P123]
Women are IT network (WIT) Melbourne, April 2010
- The Science and Art of Effective Communication
[based on workshop]
Australian Computer Society Brisbane, October 2009
Australian Conference Papers & Presentations
- Investing
in stakeholder engagement pays dividends
[P195]
PMI Australia Conference Adelaide Convention Centre. May
2016
- Understanding
Design – The Challenge of Obtaining Informed consent.
[P186]
Engineers Australia Convention, MCP Conference Melbourne.
November 2014
- Coping with a demanding workplace: Efficiency
through managing your internal and external clients
(stakeholders).
Executive Assistants Network Conference Series Melbourne.
November 2014
- No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole
orchestra.
AIPM Annual Victorian Forum Melbourne. August 2014
- The
value of effective stakeholder engagement
[P175]
Australian Cost Engineering Society & AACEi –
Melbourne Engineers Australia. June 2014
- Controls
communicate? [P160]
Australian Institute of Project Management –
Queensland Chapter Brisbane. October 2013
- Managing
your managers: advising upwards [P128]
PMOz Special 90 minute workshop Melbourne, September 2013
- Communication
≠ Engagement [P170]
PMI Australia Conference Sydney Convention and Exhibition
Centre. May 2013
- The
Zero Cost of Stakeholder Management [P142]
AIPM Annual Conference Crown Promenade Hotel, Melbourne.
October 2012
- A day in the life of procurement: How communicating
with internal stakeholders can increase procurement's
influence and drive change.
CIPSA - Category Week, Sydney, May 2012
- Why
is Stakeholder Management so difficult?
[P123]
CIPSA Managing Major Projects Conference Brisbane, June 2011
- Why
is Stakeholder Management so difficult?
[P123]
VIC ACS Branch Forum Melbourne, July 2010
- Stakeholder
Relationship Management in the Supply Chain [P108]
The 5th CIPSA Annual Conference Melbourne, October 2009
- Communication
in organisations: making the schedule effective,
[P090]
PMOZ Canberra, August 2009
- SRMM® An organisational approach to stakeholder
management [see
book]
Goveware Program Canberra, August 2009
- The
schedule as communication?, [P090]
myPrimavera Melbourne, June 2009
- Developing
Stakeholder Management Maturity in a Traditional
Business - An International Case Study,
[P074]
SMART 2009 Conference Sydney, June 2009
- Managing
Upwards in the Project Environment, [P077]
PMI Melbourne Chapter Melbourne, March 2008
- Building
an International Micro Business in the 21st Century,
[P056]
PMI Melbourne Chapter Melbourne, September 2007
- Achieving
a Successful Engagement, [P060]
PMOZ 2007 Gold Coast, August 2007
- Modelling
Your Maturity, P3M3, CMMI and/or OPM3,
[P052]
PMOZ 2007 Gold Coast, August 2007
- Designing
a PMO to Succeed and Survive, [P064]
IT Project Portfolio Management Conference Sydney, May 2007
- Stakeholder
Management and the Stakeholder Circle™,
[P010]
4th Annual SEPGSM Australia Conference Melbourne Sept 2006
- Supersizing
PMO Performance, [P037]
PMI Melbourne Chapter - April 2006
PMI Canberra Chapter - May 2006
PMI Adelaide Chapter - June 2006
- An
Introduction to OPM3 and the OPM3 ProductSuite,
[P030a]
myPrimavera 2006 Canberra, April 2006
- Stakeholder
Centric Scheduling, [P049]
myPrimavera 2006 Canberra, April 2006
CIOBA Perth, Nov. 2006
- The
Accidental Project Manager – from reluctance to
success, [P036]
PMOZ, National Conference Brisbane, August 2005
- The
Paradox of Project Control in a Matrix Organisations,
[P028]
PMOZ, National Conference Melbourne, August 2004
- PMI's OPM3 Maturity Model,
ProjectChat (WST Pacific) Gold Coast, July 2004
- Project
Control Using AS4817 for Earned Value Management - The
VIPER Experience, [P012]
Australian Institute of Project Management National
Conference,
Alice Springs, October 2003
- Tapping
the Powerlines, [P014]
7th Australian International Performance Management
Symposium
Canberra, February 2003
- Project
Fact or Fiction (Will the real projects please stand
up), [P007]
Maximising Project Value PMI Melbourne, October 2002
- Introducing TeamPlay at Telstra,
Primavera Users Conference, Melbourne, August 2002
- The
Project Start-Up Conundrum, [P003]
AIPM National Conference, Project Management in Society
Sydney, October 2001
- The Step before 5-STEPS - Strategic Planning
MPI Bieniel Conference Melbourne, October 1999
Standard Development Committees and Teams
- PMBOK® Guide 6th Edition,
2016 / 17 Core team member (communication and stakeholder
management).
- Organizational Project Management Maturity Model
(OPM3®) 3rd Edition,
2013 Exposure draft reviewer.
- PMBOK® Guide 5th Edition,
2012 Exposure draft reviewer.
- The Standard for Portfolio Management 3rd Edition,
2012 Exposure draft reviewer.
- The Standard for Program Management 3rd Edition,
2012 Exposure draft reviewer.
- Organizational Project Management Maturity Model Update
(OPM3),
2005 - 2008 Member of the PMI standard development team.
- The Standard for Program Management,
Member of the PMI standard development team.
- The Standard for Portfolio Management,
Member of the PMI standard development team.
- Organisational Project Management Maturity Model (OPM3),
2001 - 2003 Member of the PMI standard development team.
Blogs
- Voices on Project Management (PMI) [view
posts]
- Stakeholder Management Blog [view
posts]
- Mosaic Project Services' Blog [view
posts]
- Follow Lynda on Twitter:
Patrick Weaver
Patrick is the Managing Director of Mosaic Project Services Pty
Ltd, and business manager of Stakeholder Management Pty Ltd. Since
1985, he has held a number of Directorships with various project
management businesses including managing Micro Planning
International Pty Ltd from 1987 to 1998 [ see
more on the history of MPI ]; he graduated from the
Australian Institute of Company Directors course, 'The practice of
directorship' in 1995.
Patrick has over fifty years experience in the Project Management
industry. His career was initially focused on the planning and
managing of construction, engineering and infrastructure projects.
The last twenty years has seen his businesses and experience
expand to include the successful delivery of project scheduling
services and PMOs in a range of government, ICT and business
environments [view a full list of
Mosaic's clients and projects]. The third key element of
Mosaic’s current business mix, project management training, has
been largely developed in the last decade with Mosaic now
delivering a range of training courses and seminars around the
world [view a full list of Mosaic's public
training courses].
In the last few years, Patrick has sought to ‘give back’ to the
industry he has participated in since leaving college and has
contributed to the development of the project management
profession and professionalism in the building industry. In
addition to his committee roles with the CIOB [ see
CIOB details ], he was part of several PMI standard
development teams and is currently a member of SIA's MB-012
committee focused on developing a range of Australian and
International (ISO) standards for Project, Program and Portfolio
Management. He has presented papers at a wide range of project
management conferences in the USA, Europe, Asia and Australia, has
been part of the organising committee for two PMI Congresses in
the Asia-Pacific region (2005, Singapore and 2007, Hong Kong), the
PMOZ conference in Australia and World Project Management Week.
Since 2012, he has been a member of the organising committee for
the Project Governance and Controls Symposium, Canberra (PGCS); www.pgcs.org.au.
In
2023 he was awarded the Wayne Wilson Award for Lifetime
Contribution in Project Controls at the Project
Controls Expo Australia held at the MCG, Melbourne from 14th to
15th November.
For my thoughts on this award see 'A Lifetime of Achievement'.
Qualifications & Associations
- PMP, (Project Management Professional) Project
Management Institute (PMI)
- PMI-SP (PMI Scheduling Professional) Project Management
Institute (PMI)
- Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors; FAICD
- Fellow, Chartered Institute of Building, Australasia;
FCIOB
(The UK NARIC has assessed FCIOB as comparable to
QCF Level 7 overall and partially met learning outcomes
at QCF Level 8)
- Fellow of Project Controls, Guild of Project Controls
- Member, Project Management Institute
- Member, Australian Institute of Project Management;
MAIPM
- Higher National Diploma (Building) HND.
Australian Conference Papers & Presentations
- Assessing Delays in Agile &
Distributed Projects [P215]
ProjectChat, Adelaide, March 2024.
- Controlling agile and distributed
projects - A new Paradigm for Success
[P214]
PC Expo, Melbourne Australia November 2023.
- Predicting Completion - A
Governance Requirement [P214]
PGCS 2023, Canberra, August 2023.
- EVM – it’s not as hard as you
think! [P213]
PC Expo, Melbourne Australia November 2022.
- Scheduling Challenges in Horizontally Distributed
Projects
PC Expo, Melbourne Australia November 2022.
- The Entropy at the heart of
Project Management [P209]
AIPM National Conference 2022 Virtual February 2022
- The
Origins of EVM [P207]
PGCS 2021 Canberra August 2021
- Controlling
Agile [P205]
PGCS 2019 Canberra August 2019
- Who's
Cross about Crossrail - The insidious effect of
Technical Debt [P204]
ProjectChat 2019 Adelaide, September 2019
- EVM
Past Present Future [P201]
ProjectChat 2017 Sydney, May 2017
- EVM
Past Present Future [P201]
Project Governance and Controls Symposium, Canberra, May
2017.
- The art of predicting project completion; a good
baseline schedule is not enough!
Project Governance and Controls Symposium, Canberra, May
2016.
- Establish
the Project Schedule [P192], and
Stepping
up to Governance - the development of ISO 21505
[P193]
Project Governance and Controls Symposium, Canberra, May
2015.
- Scheduling
Complexity [P187]
Engineers Australia Convention, MCP Conference Melbourne.
November 2014
- Trends
in Project Controls - AIPM Update.
[P183]
AIPM Project Controls SIG Melbourne, May 2014
- Governing
to Create Value: An organizational perspective on
effective project management [P172]
Governance and Controls Symposium Rydges
Capital Hill, Canberra, April 2013
- Who
Really Benefits? Value is in the eye of the
stakeholder! [P169]
Benefits Realisation Summit Menzies Hotel, Sydney, October
2012
- The
Management of Project Management. [P162]
AIPM Annual Conference Crown Promenade Hotel, Melbourne,
October 2012
- Resource
optimisation – a new paradigm for project scheduling
[P152]
PMOZ Melbourne, August 2012
- Valuing
Soft Skills (White Paper WP1083)
PMOZ Melbourne, August 2012
- CIOB’s
Contribution to the Effective Management of Time in
Construction Projects [P163]
CIOB Sydney Centre, July 2012
CIOB Victoria &
AIPM, November 2012
- Differentiating
between activities and work = Resource Optimization
[P152] ProjectChat 2011 Sydney, November, 2011
- Time
Management -v- Contract Administration
[P146]
PMOZ Sydney, August 2011
- ISO
21500 Guide to Project Management Update
PMI Sydney Chapter UTS, Sydney, August 2011
- Why
Critical Path Scheduling (CPM) is Wildly Optimistic
[P117]
AIPM Project Controls SIG Melbourne, July 2011
- Assessing
Delay and Disruption - Tribunals Beware
[P035]
IAMA National Conference Sydney, June 2011
- The
Effective Management of Time in the 21st century
[P148]
IQPC Scheduling 2011 Melbourne, May 2011
- Identifying
the REAL critical path [P146]
Airservices Australia (in-house workshops)
Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra, April 2011
- Professionalising
Planning and Scheduling [P071]
Prmavera User Group (VPUG) Melbourne, September 2010
- Seeing
the Road Ahead - the challenge of communicating
schedule data [P106]
PMOZ Brisbane, August 2010
- The
Effective Management of Time [P126]
InSynch10 - Primavera Melbourne, August 2010
- Project
management vs Project scheduling [P107]
Project Scheduling Brisbane, November 2009
- Seeing
Who's There - A Brief History of Stakeholder Mapping
& Visualisation [P073]
PMOZ Canberra, August 2009
- Scheduling
for Effect [P089]
ProjectChat 2009, Hobart, March 2009
AIPM Controls SIG, Melbourne, March 2009
- Risk
Attitudes in the Construction Industry - Avoidance
Does Not Work [P084]
PMOZ Melbourne, August 2008
- Project
Controls in the C21 – What works / What’s fiction
[P083]
AIPM Melbourne Chapter Melbourne, July 2008
- The
Future of Project Management
[P061]
Protegic Networking Event Melbourne, May 2008
- Standardising
Quality in Project Scheduling
[P071]
ProjectChat IV Sydney, November 2007
- Trends
in Modern Project Management - Past, Present and
Future [P061]
PMOZ 2007 Gold Coast, August 2007
- Risk
Management and Complexity Theory - The Human
Dimension of Risk [P072]
PMOZ 2007 Gold Coast, August 2007
- Scheduling
in a Defence Environment [P069]
2007 Defence+Industry Conference Adelaide, August 2007
- Communicating
for Effect – the art of communicating successfully
[P055]
PMI Melbourne Chapter Melbourne, July 2007
- Supercharge
Your Project Performance [P066]
LearnX 2007 (presented on behalf of Dr. L. Bourne) Sydney,
July 2007
- The
History of Scheduling and Project Management
[P050]
Victorian Primavera User Group (VPUG) Melbourne, July 2007
- Optimising
the Value of Portfolios through Governance
[P065]
IT Project Portfolio Management Conference Sydney, May
2007
- The
Cost of Time, or who's duration is it anyway?
[P009]
ProjectChat 2006 @ WelcomWorld Asia Pacific, Brisbane,
June 2006
- A
Brief History of Scheduling - Back to the Future
[P042]
myPrimavera 2006, Canberra, April 2006
- Float
- Is it real? [P043]
9th Australian International Performance Management
Symposium,
Canberra, February 2006
- Project Governance - A Directors Liability
ProjectChat (WST Pacific) Gold Coast, July 2004
- Implementing the 'e' in P3e - Opportunities and
Issues
Primavera User Conference Gold Coast, May 2004
- The
VIPER Experience [P012]
AIPM Annual Conference, Alice Springs, October 2003
- Projects - Defining our future
World Project Management Week Gold Coast, March 2003
- Performance
Management Case Study - VIPER [P012]
7th Australian International Performance Management
Symposium,
Canberra, February 2003
- OLE
and OBDC the trends to integration - VIPER
[P012]
ProjectChat 2002, Glenelg SA, December 2002
- Project
Fact or Fiction (Will the real projects please stand
up) [P007]
Maximising Project Value, PMI Melbourne, October 2002
&
'Project Management - Improving our Future', Qld. DMR,
Emerald July 2003
- 5-STEPS
(Five Steps To Enhance Project Success)
[P004]
PROMIS International Project Management Conference,
Gold Coast, August 2002
- Managing
for Success - The power of regular updates
[P002]
Primavera Users Conference, Melbourne, August 2002
- Earned
Value Business Management [P006a]
6th Australian International Performance Management
Symposium,
Canberra, February 2002
- The
Project Start-Up Conundrum [P003]
AIPM National Conference, Project Management in Society
Sydney,
October 2001
- Managing
for Success - The power of regular updates
[P002]
5th Australian International Performance Management
Symposium,
Canberra, February 2001
- Managing
for Success - The power of regular updates
[P002]
ProjectChat 2000, Glenelg SA, November 2000
- Managing
for Success - the power of regular updates
[P002]
AIPM National Conference, Melbourne, October 1999
- The Link between Failure, Competency & Y2K
AIPM National Conference, Gold Coast, November 1997
- Barcharts & Networks - A world of difference
AIPM National Conference Adelaide, September 1995
- Mathematics Matters
AIPM Queensland Chapter Conference Gold Coast, March 1995
- CS2 or just say CC!
3rd Australian Performance Management Symposium,
Canberra, February 1995
- Organizational Project Management
Department of Defence, Canberra, February 1993, and
AIPM Queensland Chapter Conference Coolum Queensland,
March 1993
- Schedule Control Workshop
AIPM Queensland Chapter Conference Coolum Queensland,
March 1993
- Project Planning Requirements for C/SCSC Projects
'Survive & Thrive' AIPM Biennial Conference, Sydney,
October 1991
Standard Development Committees and Teams
- ISO Technical Committee, TC258 - Project Management
- Member Standards Australia mirror committee MB12,
a committee, formed by Standards International
Australia,
to contribute to the work of TC258. 2007 -
(ongoing)
- Australian lead to WG 3 developing Vocabulary for
Project, Programme
and Portfolio Management. 2016 - (ongoing)
- Australian lead to WG2 developing ISO 21505 Project,
Program and
Portfolio Management - Guidance on Governance. 2014
- 2017
- Delegate to the project governance study group, 2012 -
2014
- PMBOK® Guide 6th Edition, 2017 Exposure
draft reviewer.
- PMBOK® Guide 5th Edition, 2012 Exposure
draft reviewer.
- The Standard for Portfolio Management 3rd Edition,
2012
Exposure draft reviewer.
- The Standard for Program Management 3rd Edition,
2012
Exposure draft reviewer.
- ISO 21500 Guide to Project Management, 2007 -
2012
- MB12, a committee, formed by Standards International
Australia, to contribute to the development of ISO 21500
the new international standard for project management.
- The Practice Standard for Scheduling 2nd Edition,
2010
Exposure draft reviewer.
- PMBOK® Guide 4th Edition, 2008 Exposure
draft reviewer.
- The Standard for Program Management 2nd Edition,
2008
Exposure draft reviewer.
- The Standard for Portfolio Management 2nd Edition,
2008
Exposure draft reviewer.
- Interfacing Risk and Earned Value Management,
2008
Exposure draft reviewer.
- Organisational Project Management Maturity Model
Update (OPM3),
2005 - 2008 Member of the PMI standard development team.
- The Practice Standard for Scheduling, 2005 - 2007
Member of the PMI standard development team and
co-author of Chapter 3.
- Practice Standard for Project Configuration
Management, 2007
Exposure Draft reviewer.
- The Standard for Portfolio Management, 2006
Exposure Draft reviewer.
- The Standard for Program Management, 2006
Exposure Draft reviewer.
- Practice Standard for Earned Value Management,
2003 - 2005 Member of the PMI standard core team.
- PMBOK® Guide 3rd Edition, 2002 - 2004
Member of the PMI standard development team.
Contact
Email: [email protected],au
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Patrick to speak at your event
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International Conference Papers & Presentations
- Governing and Leading
Projects using Earned Value Management (EVM)
[P210]
Talk Around the Clock: 24 Hr virtual
Charity Conference. April 2022
- Governing for Success [P172a]
Construction CPM Conference San Diego. January 2019
- Project
Controls Using Integrated Data – The Opportunities
and Challenges! [P200]
PMI Scheduling Conference 2017 Virtual Event. March 2017
- Governing
to Create Value: the vital connection between
controls and governance [P172]
Construction CPM Conference New Orleans. January 2016
- Practical
project controls – the art of getting to ‘done’!
[P184]
PMI Scheduling CoP Virtual Event. July 2014
- Portfolio
governance and risk – its all about the stakeholders
[P178]
Project Zone Congress Frankfurt. April 2014
- Governing
Agile – the changing role of project controls in an
‘agile’ environment [P177]
Project Zone Congress Frankfurt. April 2014
- Avoiding
the 'Tipping Point to Failure [P143]
Construction CPM Conference New Orleans. January 2013
- Estimating
Fallacies - excessive detail does not help
[P145]
Construction CPM Conference New Orleans. January 2013
- CIOB’s
Contribution to the Effective Management of Time in
Construction Projects [P163]
CIOB Shanghai June 2012
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, September
2012
- Differentiating
between activities and work = Resource Optimization
[P152]
Construction CPM Conference Walt Disney World, Florida,
Jan. 2012
- Should
your schedulers be certified? [P149]
Construction CPM Conference Walt Disney World, Florida,
Jan. 2012
- Why
Critical Path Scheduling (CPM) is Wildly Optimistic
[P117]
PMI-COS 8th Annual Conference San Francisco, USA, May 2011
- The
Effective Management of Time in IT Projects
[P126]
PMI Malaysia: MSCPMP Circle QF4 Kuala Lumpur, October 2010
- The
Effective Management of Time on Mega Projects
[P126]
International Construction Conference 2010 (ICC2010)
Kuala Lumpur, October 2010
- Mega
Projects, Mega Problems - The critical need for
effective stakeholder management [P127]
International Construction Conference 2010 (ICC2010)
Kuala Lumpur, October 2010
- Standardising
Quality in Project Scheduling - Updated
[P071]
Successful Project Management in Energy, Power and Utility
Industries
Kuala Lumpur, September 2010
- Panel Discussion: Challenges for Construction
Professionals to achieve a New Low Carbon Environment
CIOB Global Construction Summit·2010 Shanghai, June, 2010
- Understanding
Programs and Projects - Oh there's a difference
[P078]
PMI AsiaPacific Congress Melbourne, February 2010
- Scheduling
in the Age of Complexity [P089]
PMI-COS 6th Annual Conference Boston, USA, May 2009
- Improving
Schedule Management [P081]
PMI AsiaPacific Congress Kuala Lumpur, February 2009
- Understanding
Programs and Projects [P078]
PM Asia 2008 Singapore, October 2008
- The
Meaning of Risk in an Uncertain World
[P040]
PMI Global Congress EMEA, Malta, May 2008
- A
Simple View of ‘Complexity’ in Project Management
[P070]
World Project Management Week, Singapore, November 2007
- Getting
the 'soft stuff' right - Effective communication is
the key to successful project outcomes!
[P055]
PMI Global Congress North America, Atlanta, October 2007
- The
Origins of Modern Project Management
[P050]
Fourth Annual PMI College of Scheduling Conference
CPM Turns 50: A Celebration, Vancouver, April 2007
- Effective
Project Governance – Linking PMI’s Standards to
Project Governance [P051]
PMI Global Congress Asia-Pacific, Hong Kong, January 2007
- PMI's
Standards Underpin Effective Project Governance
[P051]
The Insiders Guide - PMI New Zealand, Christchurch,
October 2006
- Effective
Project Governance – The Tools for Success
[P034]
JAFA - PMI New Zealand, Auckland, October 2005
- Construction
- A Risky Business [P045]
International Construction Conference, Kuala Lumpur,
September 2005
- Effective
Project Governance – A Cultural Sea Change! [P029]
PMI Global Congress Asia-Pacific, Singapore, February
2005
- The
VIPER Experience [P012]
2nd UK International Performance Management Symposium,
London, October 2003
Books, Journal and Magazine Articles
- Project
Controls 3.0 [P219]
PM World Journal, Vol. XIII, Issue VI – June 2024.
Republished Institute of Project Management - Sept. 2024
- Assessing Delays in Agile &
Distributed Projects [P217]
PM World Journal, Vol. XIII, Issue IV – April 2024.
Republished Institute of Project Management - Sept. 2024
- Calculating
Completion [P217]
PM World Journal, Vol. XII, Issue VII – July 2023.
- Predicting Completion in Agile
& Distributed Projects [P214]
PM World Journal, Vol. XII, Issue VI – June 2023.
- Do 80% of organizations average a
project failure rate of 80% [AA033]
PM World Journal, Vol. XII, Issue V – May 2023.
- Assessing Delay – the SCL Options
[P216]
PM World Journal, Vol. XII, Issue IV – April 2023.
- Earned Schedule - the First 20
Years [P207]
PM World Journal, Vol. XII, Issue III – March 2023.
- Scheduling Challenges in Agile
& Distributed Projects [P208]
PM World Journal, Vol. XII, Issue II – February
2023.
- Project
Management - A Historical Timeline
[P212]
PM World Journal, Vol. XII, Issue I – January 2023.
- The Evolution of Project
Management [AA021]
PM World Journal, Vol. XI, Issue XI – November 2022.
- The
Origins and History of Earned Value Management
[P207]
PM World Journal, Vol. XI, Issue VIII – August 2022.
- Cost Overruns on Early Canal &
Railway Projects [P207]
PM World Journal, Vol. XI, Issue V, May 2022.
- The
Origins and History of Cost Engineering
[P207]
PM World Journal, Vol. XI, Issue III - March 2022
- The
Origins of WBS & Management Charts
[P207a]
PM World Journal Vol. X, Issue XII – December 2021
- The Origins of Schedule Management:
the concepts used in planning, allocating, visualizing
and managing time in a project [P202]. Bourne,
L., Weaver, P. - Frontiers of Engineering Management.
(Higher Education Press, 2018)
- Hillson, D. The Risk Management Handbook – A
practical guide to managing the multiple dimensions of
risk.
Ch. 10: Stakeholder risk Management. (Kogan Page, London -
2016)
- The
management of project management: A conceptual
framework for project governance. [P162]
International Journal of Project Management, 32 (2014)
1382 - 1394
- The
Origins of Hammocks and Ladders [PA016]
PM World Journal Vol. III, Issue X – October 2014
- The
origins of the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
calendar [P185]
PM World Journal Vol. III, Issue VII – July 2014
- Project
Governance & Control, The Building of the
Crystal Palace [P180]
PM World Journal Vol. III, Issue V – May 2014
- The
Origins of Bar Charting [P182]
PM World Journal Vol. III, Issue IV – April 2014
- Where
did the Misuse of the names Gantt and PERT
Originate? [P173]
PM World Journal Vol. II, Issue IV – April 2013
- Henry
L Gantt, 1861 - 1919 - Debunking the myths, a
retrospective view of his work [P158]
PM World Journal Vol. I, Issue V – December 2012
- The
management of project management: A conceptual
framework for project governance [P162]
International Journal of Project Management (2014)
Volume 32, Issue 8, November 2014, Pages 1382–1394.
- Estrella, J.A., Lessons Learned in Project Management:
140 Tips in 140 Words or Less. Tip #37: Treat your
schedule as king. (CreateSpace, USA, 2011)
- Guide to Good Practice in the Management of Time
in Complex Projects
Wiley-Blackwell / CIOB (UK) Member of the CIOB Working
Group [see
book]
- Calculating
and Using Float [P110]
PM World Today (e-magazine) November 2009
- So
you think you know what a project is...
[P007]
Project Manager Today June 2009 UK
- Improving
Schedule Management [P081]
Projects & Profits, May 2009 ICFAI University Press,
India
- The
People Side of IT Projects - Communicating for
effect [P055]
Projects & Profits, March 2008 ICFAI University Press,
India
- Chinyio E. (Ed). Construction Stakeholder
Management
(Blackwell Publishing, London - 2008).
Bourne L., Weaver P.: Chapter 7, Mapping Stakeholders.
- From
Simple Science to Complexity [P070]
Projects & Profits, December 2007 ICFAI University
Press, India
- A
Brief History of Project Management
[P061]
Project: Vol 19 Issue 11 p22 - 24, June 2007
Association for Project Management, UK.
- A
Brief History of Scheduling [P042]
PM World Today (e-magazine) May 2006
- Effective
Project Governance: The tools for success
[P034]
Projects & Profits, March 2006 ICFAI University Press,
India
- Effective
Project Governance: A Cultural Sea Change
[P029]
Projects & Profits, Feb. 2006 ICFAI University Press,
India
- Project Management Basics - 12 Articles
published: 1992 / 1993
Windows Solutions Magazine
Queensland Master Builder
Victorian Master Builder Qld Dept.
Works "Review" Magazine
- Earned Value Analysis for Real Project Managers
Australian MacWorld July 1990
PC World March 1990
Queensland Master Builder Feb 1993
DOD Project Managers Bulletin May 1993
Victorian Master Builder Sept 1993
- Planning -v- Project Management, Selecting the
right software.
Australian MacWorld July 1990
PC World March 1990
Queensland Master Builder Feb 1993
DOD Project Managers Bulletin May 1993
Victorian Master Builder Sept 1993
- Computer Aided Planning Disasters - When is your
critical path not a critical path?
Pacific Computer Weekly May 1990
AIPM Journal: Project, 1992
Project Management Monthly (USA) January 1992
Blogs
Mosaic Project Services' Blog [view
posts]
Webinars
Baked
In Optimism – Why so many projects fail
[P218]
PGCS Webinar, October 2023.
Controlling Projects Without a
Critical Path [P214]
PGCS Webinar, May 2023.
PMI College of Scheduling - Scheduling in the Age of
Complexity, Dec 09