Course Overview

Large-scale technology projects—such as national telecom rollouts, digital platforms, smart infrastructure, cloud migrations, and AI programs—often fail due to weak governance, unclear ownership, unrealistic planning, poor vendor coordination, and ineffective risk control, rather than technology limitations. This course equips participants with proven frameworks, practical tools, and decision-making models to plan, govern, execute, and control complex technology programs involving multiple stakeholders, vendors, and regulatory constraints. The emphasis is on outcomes, accountability, risk management, and public-sector best practices, not on coding or system configuration.

Upcoming Trainings

Mar 23, 2026

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Apr 6, 2026

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Apr 20, 2026

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

May 4, 2026

Kuwait City, Kuwait

Target Audience

  • Government and PSU project/program managers
  • Senior officers overseeing large technology initiatives
  • ICT, telecom, and digital transformation leaders
  • Procurement, finance, and contract management teams
  • Policy makers responsible for national technology programs
  • PMO and audit professionals

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of: Project management concepts
  • Basic understanding of: Government procurement and approvals
  • Exposure to: Technology or infrastructure projects (preferred)
  • No software development or engineering background required
Course Outline

Day-wise Course Outline