The scheduled presentation of the topics of the ninth day within the framework of the Seminar program took place on Tuesday, 28/3/2017.

The Dialects: Panagiotis Skarvelis, Anastasios Bassaras and Achilleas Lelas

In a packed room, the speakers presented their topics with great success, a summary and general outline follows:

Student Elias Katsouras, Navy, pointed out:

In both sections of today's presentation, the speakers managed to present us with an admittedly complex and difficult topic, which was certainly understandable and accessible even to people with little experience in project management.
The analysis of all the techniques presented such as techniques for idea generation, SWOT, PERT, PEST, etc. may have been short (due to time pressure) in scope but it was comprehensive and in-depth.
The same applies to the Logistics Plans and Technical Reviews.
We learned how projects should be managed, and, most importantly, I believe, this knowledge can be an important basis for deepening the specific subject, for anyone who wishes, but also an important aid even in our personal lives.”

Logistics Administration:

Speaker Dr. Panagiotis Skarvelis

(3)Special Topics (Idea Generation Techniques, Problem Analysis Techniques, Statistical Techniques, SWOT Analysis, Feasibility Study, Business Plan).

Speakers: Anastasios Basaras and Achilleas Lelas

(4) Logistics Project Management (Work Breakdown Structure, PERT Program Evaluation and Review Technique, CPM Critical Path Method, Gantt Chart, Logistics Planning, Logistics Activity Scheduling, Technical Design Reviews and Controls).

We remind you:

On Tuesday 4/4/2017, the Seminar on the topic continues with the following program (1700-2000):

Supporting Logistics:

Technical Support

Rapporteur Theodoros Giannitsopoulos
Maintenance and Supportability Analysis:

Analysis Approach, Performance Measurement Indicators, Data Generation, Collection, Recording, Analysis and Reporting, Analysis Methods and Tools, Procurement and Support of Systems with the Assistance of Information Technology-CALS.

Rapporteur Petros Vagiakakos
Configuration Management & Systems Bibliography:

Identification, Control, Accounting, Audits & Inspections, Practical Instructions for the Composition Manager, Logistics Technical Documentation (Specifications, Technical Drawings, Installation Drawings, Technical Manuals, Commercial Brochures, Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals, IETM).

We remind you:

The Seminar is Modular, so someone can choose up to the level of the Seminar Day, up to 11/4/2017.

Useful Information

Seminar Brochure in WORD format HERE!

The Program of the Seminar HERE!

The Participation Application HERE!.

Study guide HERE!

A debriefing/update for the 10rd/11th day of the Seminar will follow.