TI-UPRM Workshop: The Four Disciplines of Execution

FACILITATOR:

    Alyson Robinson,  Training and Development Specialist

DATE:

    Thursday, August 31^st, 2006.

PLACE:

    Eugene Francis Conference Room

OVERVIEW:

WORKSHOP FEATURES

During this day-long workshop, you will learn the four disciplines of execution as well as steps to implement this process within your team and organization. The disciplines are:

• Focus on the Wildly Important
• Create a Compelling Scoreboard
• Translate Lofty Goals into Specific Actions
• Hold Each Other Accountable-All of the Time

TOOLS AND RESOURCES

Each participant receives a set of tools and reference materials including the newest addition to the FranklinCovey Planning System, the FranklinCovey WorkCompass for Microsoft Windows software.

OBJECTIVES:

Participants in this program will:

• Get clear about what you should work on for maximum impact on your team’s top goals
• Become a more valued employee by focusing your work on what matters most to the organization
• Learn how to use a tool to help you focus on key goals and stay on track to achieve them
• Bring back new and better ideas to your workgroup and tools to help them execute with excellence

AGENDA:

8:00 AM	Registration & Wake-up coffee
8:30 AM	Morning Session (1/4)
10:15 AM	Break
10:30 AM	Morning Session (2/2)
12:00 M	Lunch
1:00 PM	Afternoon Session (1/2)
2:30 PM	Break
2:45 PM	Afternoon Session (2/2)
4:30 PM	Evaluation

CONTACTS:

Dr. Manuel Toledo* Electrical and Computer Engineering Department -RUM e-mail: mtoledo@ece.uprm.edu Exts.: 3097

Dr. Manuel Jimenez Electrical and Computer Engineering Department - RUM e-mail: mjimenez@ece.uprm.edu Ext.: 3780

Dr. Rogelio Palomera Electrical and Computer Engineering Department - RUM e-mail: palomera@ece.uprm.edu Ext.: 3098

* Reservations

REMARKS:
- The workshop will count for CEP credit (8 hours)
- Reservations required due to limited number of seats
- Refreshments and lunch will be served

SPONSORS:

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