IRNOP 2011 | Preliminary programme

Sunday, June 19th

Conference registration from 17:00 to 18:00.

Welcome cocktail at 18:00.

Both activities will take place at the University of Quebec at Montreal J.-A.-DeSève (DS) Pavilion, 320, Saint Catherine Street East (street level).

See the IRNOP Site Map to locate the conference venue and the Metro Map.

Transportation from the airport

There are two ways to get from the airport to downtown:

Express bus 747 the conference venue is located at the last stop "Berri-UQAM" or "Gare d'autocars de Montréal"

Taxi

Monday, June 20th

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3	Track 4
8:30 to 9:00	Opening Plenary
	History I	Portfolio I	Team Collaboration I	Success Factors
9:10 to 9:45	The Polaris Project and Managing Risk and Complexity John Byrne	Formalization of Project Portfolio Management: The Moderating Role of Portfolio Complexity Juliane Teller Barbara N. Unger Alexander Kock Hans Georg Gemuenden	Teamwork in Integrated Design Projects: Understanding the Effects of Trust, Conflict, and Collaboration on Performance Francois Chiocchio Daniel Forgues David Paradis Ivanka Iordanova	A framework of program success Jingting Shao Rodney Turner Ralf Müller
9:50 to 10:25	Building the Case for Historical Project Management Mark Kozak-Holland	Project Portfolios in Dynamic Environments: Organizing for Uncertainty Yvan Petit Brian Hobbs	Building Knowledge about the Management of Large-Scale Research Projects: The Value of a Good Case Janice Thomas Stella George Svetlana Cicmil	Developing Valid Scales to Predict Success Factors of Large Complex Projects Roxanne Zolin Rodney Turner
10:25 to 10:50	Pause and Student Poster Session
	History II	Portfolio II	Team Collaboration II	Change Management
10:50 to 11:25	Panel Discussion Expanding the domain of project management by revisiting its past Joana Geraldi Jonas Söderlund Sylvain Lenfle	Impact of the Customer's Voice on Project Portfolio Management and its Success – Developing a Conceptual Framework Martin Voss	Panel Discussion Building a Bridge between Industrial and Organisational Psychology and Project Management Brian Hobbs Francois Chiocchio E Kevin Kelloway Dr. Roland Foucher	Embracing the Implementation of Change Lynn Heather Crawford Anat Hassner-Nahmias Alicia Aitken
11:30 to 12:05		Understanding project interdependencies: the role of visual representation, environment and process Catherine P Killen Cai Kjaer		Multi-Paradigmatic Perspectives on a Business Transformation Programme Sergio Pellegrinelli Ruth Murray-Webster
12:05 to 13:30	Lunch and Student Poster Session
	Theory I	Portfolio III	Governance I	Strategy I
13:30 to 14:05	The Evolution of Project Management Thinking Hermano Moura Miroslaw J. Skibniewski	Application of Experimental Research to Project Portfolio Management Mario Arlt	Integration in Project Governance Tamara Tsaturyan Ralf Müller	OPM as a capability to integrate marketing and technology strategies for innovative performance in a turbulent environment Hélène Sicotte Nathalie Drouin Hélène Delerue
14:10 to 14:45	Theory of Project Management Revisited Jouko Vaskimo	The impact of absorptive, innovative and adaptive capabilities on project and project portfolio performance Thomas Biedenbach Ralf Müller	Projectification: The Case of the European Union Sebastian Godenhjelm Rolf A. Lundin Stefan Mikael Sjöblom	Mapping the Dynamics of Management Innovation: The Case of Project Management Janice Thomas Stella George Svetlana Cicmil
14:45 to 15:10	Pause and Student Poster Session
	Theory II	Portfolio IV	Governance II	Strategy II
15:10 to 15:45	Foundations of the Expanding Domain of Project Management Research: An Explicit and Six-Facet Ontological Framework Jacques-Bernard Gauthier Lavagnon A. Ika	Integrate Ideation and Project Portfolio Management to Improve Corporate Success? A Conceptual Approach to Multi-Project Landscapes Wilderich Heising	On the effect of relational temporariness on contractual complexity in interorganizational projects Rik Ligthart Leon Oerlemans N.G. Noorderhaven	Strategy and Capabilities in the P-form Corporation Jonas Söderlund Fredrik Tell
15:50 to 16:25	Managing the institutional context for projects Peter W. G. Morris Joana Geraldi	Panel Discussion Advancing project and portfolio management research with strategic management theories on resources, competencies, and capabilities Catherine P Killen Kam Jugdev Jonas Söderlund Nathalie Drouin Yvan Petit	The project organization as a policy tool in implementing welfare reforms in the public sector Christian Jensen	Strategy of an investment project and its relationship to corporate strategy Elisa Vuori Liisa Sallinen Inkeri Ruuska
16:30 to 17:05	Can social theory help project delivery? Tim O'Leary Terry Williams		Governmental Stakeholder and Project Owner's Views on the Regulative Framework in Nuclear Projects Liisa Sallinen Tuomas Ahola Inkeri Ruuska	How to support sensing capabilities in highly volatile situations Erik De Waard Henk Volberda Joseph Soeters
18:15 to 22:30	Dinner Cruise – Bateau-Mouche Sponsored by PMI

Tuesday June 21st

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3	Track 4
	Perspectives on Project Business I	Curriculum	Sustainability	Project Processes I
9:00 to 9:35	The Construction Company as a Service Firm Mattias Jacobsson Thimothy L. Wilson	Panel Discussion What Constitutes a 'Quality' Graduate Project Management Curriculum? Vijay Kanabar Christophe Bredillet Luc Cassivi Jonas Söderlund Harvey Maylor Roger David Hand Warburton	Assessing Social Impact in Public Infrastructure Projects using Social Network Analysis Hemanta Doloi Tom Haynes Zhenzong Ma	Project Management Processes in Project Businesses Jefferson Leandro Anselmo ANTONIO CESAR AMARU MAXIMIANO Domingos Santin
9:40 to 10:15	From project management to managing by projects: Learning from the management of M&As Joana Geraldi Satu Teerikangas		Relating sustainability principles to managing projects: First reflections on a case study project Roland Gareis Martina Huemann Andrè Martinuzzi Michal Sedlacko Claudia Weninger	Contextualised Project Management Practice: A Cluster Analysis of Practices and Best Practices Claude Besner Brian Hobbs
10:15 to 10:40	Pause and Student Poster Session
	Perspectives on Project Business II	HR / Project Manager I	Social Context I	Project Processes II
10:40 to 11:15	Evaluating the Organizational Impact of Projects: Decision Makers' Value Perceptions Before and After Product Development Projects Miia Martinsuo Petri Suomala Juho Kanniainen	Competencies Sought from Project Manager Job Advertisements Kamrul Ahsan Marcus Ho Sakib Khan	Marching to the Beat of your own Drum: Organizational Culture and Temporary Inter-Organizational Projects Roland Levering N.G. Noorderhaven Leon Oerlemans	Organizing inter-institutional projects: a real-time study on the dynamics of project processes Jonas Söderlund Therese Dille
11:20 to 11:55	Exploration and Exploitation in the Project Business Timothy Brady	Work Motivation as a Determinant of Organizational and Professional Commitment in case of Temporary Organizations: Theoretical Perspectives Ravikiran Dwivedula Christophe Bredillet Ralf Müller	Organizing by projects: a strategy for local development. The case of NGOs in a developing country. Olga Navarro-Flores	Gaining and Losing Organizational Capability to Manage Projects Harvey Maylor Martina Huemann
11:55 to 13:20	Lunch and Student Poster Session
	Complexity I	HR / Project Manager II	Social Context II	PMO I
13:20 to 13:55	The Value of FED Practices: What Different Levels of Analysis Learn Us Marian Bosch-Rekveldt Herman Gerardus Mooi Hans Bakker Alexander Verbraeck	The Mediated Effects of Transformational Leadership Behaviors and Decision Authority of Project Managers on Project Performance Thomas G. Lechler Peter Dominick	Stakeholders Make or Break Programs: Stakeholder Behavior, its Antecedents and its Impact on Program Succcess Claus Beringer	Pluralism in PMO Performance: The case of a PMO Dedicated to a Major Organisational Transformation Monique Aubry Marie-Claire Richer Melanie Lavoie-Tremblay Guylaine Cyr
14:00 to 14:35	Collaboration and Innovation in the Early Phases of Projects of Architecture and Urban Design Gonzalo Lizarralde Benjamin Herazo Michel de Blois	Competency based career ladders for project managers in a large research & development organisation Willem Fourie Marie-Louise Barry	Project Management for Democracy: A Case Study from the National Assembly 2009 in Iceland Helgi Thor Ingason Haukur Ingi Jonasson	A Relational Typology of Project Management Offices Ralf Müller Monique Aubry Johannes Glückler
14:35 to 15:00	Pause and Student Poster Session
	Complexity II	HR / Project Manager III	Social Context III	PMO II
15:00 to 15:35	Managing project uncertainty: critical incidents in multi-firm project networks Tuomas Ahola Karlos Artto Jaakko Kujala	Organization of Human Resources in a Project-based Economy: organizational institutions and the role of flexible human resource pools Jonas Söderlund	Shipbuilding collaboration as a social dilemma Aukje S. Leufkens N.G. Noorderhaven	A Typology of PMOs derived using Cluster Analysis and the Relationship with Performance Brian Hobbs Monique Aubry
	Publishing	HR / Project Manager IV	Social Context IV	PMO III
15:40 to 16:15	Panel Discussion Meet the Editors Brian Hobbs Rodney Turner Christophe Bredillet Jeffrey Pinto	The Self Aware Project Manager Mano Nugapitiya Patrick L. Healy Spike Boydell	Exploration, project evaluation and design theory: a rereading of the Manhattan case. Sylvain Lenfle	The Three Roles of a Project Portfolio Management Office: the Impact on Portfolio Management Execution and Success Barbara N. Unger Hans Georg Gemuenden Monique Aubry
17:30 to 19:00	Walking Tour – Urban Development Projects

Wednesday June 22nd

Time	Workshop 1	Workshop 2	Workshop 3	Workshop 4
9:00 to 9:15	Opening Plenary
9:20 to 10:20	Future of IRNOP Rolf A. Lundin	Standards and Research Harvey Maylor Carla Messikomer Peter W. G. Morris Miles Shepherd	Past and future directions of project research Hans Georg Gemuenden	Projects as Practice Tomas Blomquist Markus Hällgren
10:20 to 10:50	Pause
10:50 to 12:30	Plenary Session
12:30	Lunch

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