Leadership
2 0 1 5
— to win
a great success
PMI Japan Chapter
Opening address
I am glad that once again, the PMI Japan Forum is being held
this year on July 11 and 12. I am deeply grateful for the efforts of
everybody who made this possible. I am also very grateful for the
support we have received from our forum sponsors, as well as
from our members, corporate sponsors and academic sponsors
who support the day-to-day activities of the PMI Japan Chapter.
As evidenced by the rise in wages, the ‘Abenomics’ economic
policy from the year before last appears to have achieved the
heartening result of bringing the country out of the long trough
of deflation. However, these effects have yet to be seen in small
and medium-sized enterprises and outside the major cities, and
so there is still a way to go. On the other hand, global competition is becoming increasingly intense, and models that succeed
in Japan do not necessarily translate to global success. Organizations must develop strategies that allow them to compete
from the start in the global market. For this reason it is necessary
to develop businesses that can adapt swiftly to fluctuating markets. For Japanese companies to survive in this global market
competition, they must transform themselves faster than other
companies.
The PMI Japan Forum 2015 has identified “leadership” as the
most important factor in achieving innovation in the global environment. Therefore, we have titled the Forum “Leadership”, with
the subtitle “To win a great success”. By focusing on the “leadership” that will enable organizations to transform themselves
quickly in a highly changeable business environment, we seek
to support forum participants who are facing times of stringent
global competition.
While it may be easy to talk about leadership, many hurdles
must be overcome to achieve it. We have invited guest speakers
with extensive experience and knowledge, widely from home
and abroad to the PMI Japan Forum 2015, to give you an opportunity to learn about global trends.
Finally, we have been able to hold the forum without hitch
every year thanks to the work of forum volunteers from the PMI
Japan Chapter. I would like to thank all the volunteers for their
effort.
■ Date
11th-12th July, 2015
Registration… ……
Lecture………………
Networking…………
9:30–（11th, 12th）
10 : 00–18 : 05（11th）
10 : 00–18 : 00（12th）
18 : 20–20 : 20（11th）
■ Lecture　Gakujutsu Sogo Center, Tokyo, Japan
■ Networking
Josui Kaikan（next to the Gakujutsu Sogo Center）
Suidobashi
Subway Toei Shinjuku Line
Shinjuku
JINBOCHO sta.
Shogakukan
Ya
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bas
ori
Av
e
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Gakushi Kaikan
Kanda Keisatsu-dori Ave.
Gakujutsu
Sogo
Showa
Center
bldg.
Josui Kaikan
Hitotsubashi
Hitotsubashi
Kashi int.
Takebashi JCT Sogo bldg.
Mainichi
The National
Newspapers
Museum of
Sta. Exit 1b
Hititsubashi
Modern Art,
Marubeni
TAKEBASHI sta.
Tokyo
Kitanomaru
i-d
Iwamotocho
Hakusan-dori Ave.
hi
Kudan Joint
Government bldg.
Kyoritsu
Woman's Univ.
un
Ot
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Japan
Meteorological
Agency
Subway Tokyo Metoro Tozai Line
Ote
ma
chi
Hongo-dori Ave.
Sta. Exit A9
Ida
uk
Chiyoda-dori Ave.
Shueisha
JINBOCHO sta.
Sta. Exit A6
Subway Toei Mita Line
Shibuya Subway Tokyo Metoro Jinbocho Line
Otemachi
Kandabashi
Otemachi
Gakujutsu Sogo Center　2-1-2 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0003
TEL: 81-3-4212-6321
By Train（Subway）
Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line / Toei Mita Line / Toei Shinjuku Line
“JIMBOCHO” Exit A6 or A9
Toyko Metro Tozai Line “TAKEBASHI” Exit 1b
3-5 minutes walk from the stations
■ Participation fee（includes tax）
Participation Fee
PMI Japan
Chapter
Member
Certificate of Attendance
PMP®
IT Coordinator
Application
Knowledge
Contact Hours
Hours
Corporate
Sponsor
NonMember
PDU
19,000 JPY
29,000 JPY
6PDU
6Hrs
6Hrs
28,000 JPY
46,000 JPY
12PDU
12Hrs
12Hrs
2,000 JPY
2,000 JPY
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−
−
18,000 JPY
20,000 JPY
30,000 JPY
6PDU
6Hrs
6Hrs
Normal Two Days 26,000 JPY
30,000 JPY
48,000 JPY
12PDU
12Hrs
12Hrs
4,000 JPY
6,000 JPY
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−
−
One Day 17,000 JPY
Early
Bird Two Days 24,000 JPY
Disc.
Networking 2,000 JPY
One Day
Networking
4,000 JPY
Contact
e-mail:
forum-2015@pmi-japan.org
Registration
https://www.pmi-japanforum.org/pmij2/forum-2015/index.html
https://www.pmi-japanforum.org/pmij2/forum-2015/e/index.html
（Japanese）
（English）
Note 1: PMI chapter members can participate the forum with very attractive low prices.
Please join PMI Japan Chapter at this opportunity.
Note 2: Early bird discount
Early bird discount will be applied if participation fees are paid by June 8, 2015.
Note 3: Cancellation will not be accepted after payment of application fees. Please make sure
that you can attend before applying.
Note 4: If payment is not made within 10 working
days of application, the application may be
cancelled without notice.
Note 5: Attention
1.An application can be made on a basis of
a day. No application only for a half day or
one session is allowed.
2.The program is structured to have multiple
tracks during the time of 13:20-18:05 on
the first day and 10:00-18:00 of the second
day. When you apply, please select sessions you wish to attend.
PMI JAPAN FORUM 2015
■ Program
11th July（SAT）
Venue
Breakout Session
Keynotes & Invited
[Simultaneous Interpreting Service]
Training / Project Management [General Category]
PFM/PGM/OPM
Project Management [General Category]
Academic
Opening by Kaoru OKUZAWA,
10 : 00-10 :10
President at PMI Japan Chapter
“Leadership & Risk Management at 3.11 M-1
East Japan Earthquake, Tsunami Disaster”
Mr. Hideo TOKUYAMA
Vice-Minister for Engineering Affairs of Ministry
of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
11:10-11: 20
10 minutes break
M-2
“The Value of Project Management”
English
11: 20-12: 20 Mr. Ricardo TRIANA
Immediate Past Chair of Board at PMI
12: 20-13: 20
60 minutes LUNCH Time
M-3 “Business Analysis and Program
A-1
Management: How they enhance
organizational capability of strategy execution”
Mr. Hironori HAYASHI
“A leader’s determined approach is the key
PfM/PgM Local CoP
to overcoming difficulties”
13: 20-14: 20
13:45 - 13:55
Mr. Tadao TAKAHASHI
A-2
Managing Director at JGC Corp.
“A proposal for successful M&A Management”
Mr. Tomoaki HATTA
PfM/PgM Local CoP
10 :10-11:10
B-1
“Exploration of personality competency
training”
Mr. Toru KOYAMA
Human Resource Local SG
“Business Creative Education using PBL”
Prof. Hiroshi KUBO
Dept. of Project Management
B-2 Chiba Institute of Technology
10 min. break
“Let’s build a relationship of mutual trust
of the heart in the project management”
Mr. Masahiro UKEI
Chubu Region Local CoP
14: 20-14:35
15 minutes break
A-3 “The lecture of how to recognize OFFJT
B-3
having the learning effect and
the learning efficiency”
Mr. Kazuya MAEDA
“Leadership: Insight to new regional
CEO, e-Project., Inc.
management through civic movement”
14:35-15:35
Mr. Narutaka ITO
15:00 - 15:10 10 min. break
Mayor of Kuwana-city, Mie-Prefecture
A-4 “Education of Practical Project
B-4
“Multi-Project Management and
Program Managementt”
Management by the model project”
Mr. Kazuhiro ITO
Prof. Kiyoshi SAKAMORI
PfM/PgM Local CoP
ADvanced Institute of Industrial Technology
15:35-15:50
15 minutes break
M-5
A-5 “Experimental efforts concerning human B-5
“Why not Program Management?
resource development program using
- Our challenges for the diffusion”
actual project and PBL”
Mr. Kenichi YOSHIDA
Mr. Manabu SAITO
“Creation of brighter future with Intelligent
PfM/PgM Local CoP
Education local CoP
Transport Systems”
15:50-16:50
Mr. Hajime AMANO
16:15 - 16:25 10 min. break
President, ITS Japan
B-6
“Overview of Implementing Organizational A-6
“International Project Managers in Japan”
Project Management: A Practice Guide”
Mr. Kentaro SAKAMOTO
Mr. Kenichi KAGAYA
Int’l Relation Committee Local CoP
OPM Local CoP
M-4
“A case study on R&D program
management; ImPACT Program”
Mr. Takayuki KAWAMOTO
PfM/PgM Local CoP
16:50-17: 05
M-6 “The Process improvement of
A-7
Portflio,Program,Project Management
by OPM3®”
“Key Factors for the Leader who in charge of
Mr. Shuichi IKEDA
Activate Local Regions”
OPM Local CoP
Mr. Daijiro HASHIMOTO
17:30 - 17:40
17: 05-18: 05
Prof. of Musashino University and Master of
“Dev. for Best Org’s Project MgT Practice A-8
Ceremony at Wide! Scramble,
(In your organization, PM is managed,
ASAHI TV Program
developed and used for Best Biz Benefits?)”
Mr. Shoji TAJIMA
OPM Local CoP
18: 05-18: 20
18: 20-20 :30
F-1
15 minutes break
B-7
Counseling room for trouble of PM:
“Tips for proceeding with the project smoothly
- Beyond PMBOK® -”
Ms. Yumiko MIYAKE
PMCDF Local CoP
10 min. break
B-8
Essence of PM competency training:
“Tips for changing of minds and behaviors”
Mr. Toshiyuki WATANABE
PMCDF local CoP
C-1
“The Secret of a key to success of
the large-scale seminar event”
Mr. Yuki KURITA
Seminar Local CoP
13:45 - 13:55 10 min. break
“Stakeholder management leading
to successful projects
- tips to lead many stakeholders”
Mr. Taketoshi KONO
Steakholders Local CoP
C-2
F-2
C-3
English “To make ROBUST teaming with strength
of Male and Female”
Ms. Takako OSHITA,
“An Introduction to PMI Academic Programs
Wemo OBF Local CoP
and Resources”
Ms. Chevon LOW
15:00 - 15:10 10 min. break
PMI Asia Pacific
C-4
Café 1: “To build up bright Project
Environment, What is your major?”
Ms. Hisako ONO
Women OBF Local CoP
F-3
English
“Lessons and learn about Project Management
Education in W. Carolina Univ. vs SDM,
Keio Univ.”
Prof. Vittal S. ANANTATMULA
Western Carolina University
Ass. Prof. Tetsuya TOMA, SDM,
Graduate School, Keio University
F-4
“BM Education for new employee,
PM curriculum and required competency”
Mr. Jun HONMA
PM Profession Leader, Technical Leadership,
IBM Japan Ltd.
C-5
Café 2: “Project which carried out
with male and female jointly”
Ms. Akiko AKABANE
Women OBF Local CoP
16:15 - 16:25 10 min. break
“Social Project Management Case Report C-6
– “IT Disaster Assistance Response Team”
Mr. Rei TOKUNAGA
Socal PM Local CoP
C-7
“Design Thinking Social Project
Management – Field Work”
Mr. Masanori TAKAHASHI
Social PM Local CoP
17:30 - 17:40
10 min. break
C-8
“Design Thinking Social Project
Management - Experience Workshop”
Mr. Hideo NAKATANI
Social PM Local CoP
15 minutes break
120 minutes Networking
12th July（SUN）
Venue
Keynotes & Invited
[Simultaneous Interpreting Service]
Breakout Session
PMO/PMBOK® /Example, Method/RISK Mgt.
M-7 “Studying example about PMO
D-1
at IT Servicer”
Mr. Yoshikazu SATO
PMO Local CoP
“T3 qualities of Resilience Leadership”
10:00-11:00 Mr. Koji KUZE
Managing Director, Positive Psychology School “Beneficially study of establishing PMO
at Order side IT Companies”
Mr. Hiroo URUU
PMO Local CoP
11:00-11:15
M-8 “Requirements management that
English determines the success or failure
of the project”
Mr. Toshihiro SHOJI
“Program Management Transformation
PMBOK® Local CoP
leads to A Great Success”
11:15-12:15 Mr. Max SUNHU
Program Executive of Global Program
Management Office at Huawei
“Tips on communication with female PM E-1
for those around her”
Ms. Yumi NEGISHI
Women OBF Local CoP
10:25 - 10:35
D-2 “Dissemination activities of the project,
E-2
program, portfolio management”
Ms. Yukari URATA
Operational Commettee, Kansai Br.
15 minutes break
D-3
E-3
“Your Name on the PMI Standard
(Exposure Drafts Participation)”
Mr.Henry KONDO
PfM/PgM Local CoP
11:40 - 11:50
D-4
“Is PMBOK® useful for practical?”
Mr. Yasuji SUZUKI
PMBOK® Local CoP
12:15-13:15
M-9
D-5
English “Profiles and Trends of the EVM
Performance Analyses based on Timeline Data”
Mr. Seiichi IZUMISAWA
“Root Causes of Hotel Opening Delays –
EVM Local CoP
Overcoming risks facing new hotel projects”
13:15-14:15 Mr. Gert NOORDZY
Consultant, Program Management for
D-6
“The characteristics of Innovation
Destination Resorts & Hotels (t.b.c.)
Projects and the tips of management”
Mr. Nanaumi NAGAMINE
Global SG, Corp. Local CoP
14:15-14:30
M-10
Rebuilding Marunouchi
“City with the most interaction in the world”
14:30-15:30 Mr. Michiaki KAMAE
Deputy Manager at Sapporo Branch,
Mitsubishi Estate Corp.
“Case Studies of quality prediction
in software development 2”
Mr. Tomomitsu YAMADA
Local CoP at Kansai Br.
“Proactive IT Professional: New value
creation by “Business PMO” concept
- Project management * Architecture *
Business Analysis = Business PMO -”
Mr. koji SHIOTA
Local CoP at Kansai Br.
General Proj. Mgt. / Example, Method
D-7
D-8
Academic
PMBOK® / Example, Method
“Activity of a Logical Thinking Education F-5
in Generic Skills”
Prof. Yoshihiko HAMAMOTO
Gd. School of Medicine, Yamaguchi University
10 min. break
F-6
“Project Management Education
in a University”
Prof. by SA, Taichi NAKAMURA
National Institute of Informatics GRACE Center
F-7
“Case presentation applying E-Learning
Package titled ‘First Step in Project
Management’ aiming to expand the basis
of PM Education in PBL course at Waseda
University and in PM entry course
at Hiroshima Shudo University”
10 min. break
Prof. Katsuhiko KAKEHI, Waseda Univ.
E-4 Prof. Naoko WAKIYA, Faculty of Economic
“Innovations in Leadership Development” English Sciences, Hir. Shudo Univ.
Mark Beresford
Mr. Kazuya Nomura, Fujitsu Ltd.
Managing Director, Innova Solutions, Inc.
Mr. Tsutomu UCHIHASHI, PMI Japan Chapter
Office
60 minutes LUNCH Time
E-5
F-8
““Change Management” - the approach
“Developing Project Management Skills
to achieve the continuous development
by Cloud Learning”
of the people -”
Prof. Shinichiro KATSU
Ms. Mayumi YOKOE
Prof., Faculty of IT and Business, Cyber Univ.
Mgt Consultant, Management Solutions Co., Ltd.
13:40 - 13:50 10 minutes break
E-6 “PBL in Digital Content Development”
F-9
“Really need to mind for the project manager” Ass. Prof. Mitsutaka YASUDA
Mr. Hideaki INOUE
Faculty of Information Media
Consultant, IT Inovation, Inc.
Director, Media Creative Center
Hokkaido Information Univ.
15 minutes break
E-7
F-10
“Introduction to SAFe (Scaled Agile
“Educational Support to the Student
Framework ) providing enterprise
Team to Perform PBL for Actual Customers”
colllaboraiton MDL for agile product releases”
Prof. Shoso YAMATO
Mr. Taku FUJII
Ehime University
GM, OGIS-RI Co., Ltd.
14:55 - 15:05 10 minutes break
E-8
F-11
“Desired attitude to collaborative project
“Toward the Effective Project
management for both user side and
Management Education by Associating
vender side”
PBL with Lecture and Practice”
Mr. Masaki YAMAMOTO
Ass. Prof. Taku OKUNO
Executive officer, LTS Inc.
Future University Hakodate
15 minutes break
M-11 “The tailoring of Project Risk
D-9 “Major points of agile project introduction
Management”
to organizations”
“Issues and challenges in program management Mr. Suenori SATO
Mr. Yasuji SUZUKI
- When will you think differently about
RISK Mgt. Local CoP
CEO, PM Associates Corp.
programme delivery?”
16:10 - 16:20 10 minutes break
15:45-16:45
Mr. Satoru NAKAMURA
D-10 “My real experience to pass
“Approach for Risk Management on
Partner at Financial Services Div.,
Personal Project - Enhance your risk sense -”
PMI-ACP exam”
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Mr. Kazuo YAMAMOTO
Mr. Nozomu MATSUSHITA
RISK Mgt. Local CoP
Agile PM Local CoP
16:45-17:00
15 minutes break
M-12 “One consideration about the validity
D-11
“Report of the awareness survey
of the risk management by a risk model
“Agile Project Management” Part 1”
and driver approach”
“MRJ, Japan’s first passenger jet,
Mr. Kitami IIMURA
Ms. Yasuko ADACHI
flying into the future!”
Agile PM Local CoP
RISK
Mgt.
Local
CoP
Mr. Hitoshi IWASA
17:00-18:00
Vice President, Corporate Planning &
17:25 - 17:35 10 minutes break
Business Strategy at
D-12 “Report of the awareness survey
“Track to PM tool acquirement
Mitsubishi Aircraft Corp.
- bubble chart case -”
“Agile Project Management” Part 2”
Mr. Kazuya NOMURA
Mr. Tadatoshi SEKIGUCHI
PM Tool Local CoP
Agile PM Local CoP
“Historical changes of PM terminologies
in PMBOK® Guide”
Mr. Tsunefumi WATANABE
PM Terminology, Local CoP
G-1
“Small talk of the PMBOK® seminar
text revision”
Mr. Masafumi KOBAYASHI
PMBOK® Seminar PgM, Local CoP
G-2
G-3
“Developement of Educational Program
for Healthcare Project Management”
Ms. Masako SOMAYA
Medical PM L. CoP, Kansai Br.
11:40 - 11:50 10 min. break
G-4
“Clinical Study and Project Management”
Mr. Masaaki OKAHASHI
Medical PM L. CoP, Kansai Br.
G-5
“Study of Japanese Human Skills for
Leading a Project to Success”
Mr. Akira YAMAZOE
Local CoP, Kansai Br.
G-6
“Using the Five Senses
to Project Management”
Mr. Hiroaki FUNAHASHI
Local CoP, Kansai Br.
G-7
“Practice Guide :
Business Analysis for Practisioner”
Mr. Hisashi HIROSE
Translation and Publishing local CoP
G-8
“Managing Change in Organization Part 2”
Ms. Chitose YAMAZAKI
Translation and Publishing local CoP
15:30-15:45
E-9 “University Innovation and
F-12
Program Management”
Prof. Masahiro INOUE,
Deputy President, Shibaura Institute of Technology
Department of Electronic Inf. Systems,
E-10 College of Systems Engineering and Science,
PhD, PMP, PEJp
Assistant Prof. Tomoko MARUYAMA,
Ehime Univ., PhD, PMP
E-11
[By real time brodcusting]
“MRJ, Japan’s first passenger jet,
flying into the future!”
Mr. Hitoshi IWASA
Vice President, Corporate Planning &
E-12 Business Strategy at
Mitsubishi Aircraft Corp.
[By real time brodcusting]
“Improving focus, predictability,
and harmony on projects with critical
chain project management (CCPM)”
Mr. Joe COOPER
Sr. Project and Portfolio Management
Consultant
G-9
English
G-10
English
F-13
“Quantitative Analytics for Success
in Agile Project Management”
Mr. William Nichols
PhD, SEI at Carnegie Mellon University
：Advanced,
：Medium,
：Entry