This is another presentation on Understanding the Complexity of Program Management. This time it was a truncated version given to PMOz 2008.

The Factors Contributing to Project Success. A presentation based upon a peer reviewed paper. It was presented at PMOz 2008 in August 2008.

Understanding the Complexity of Program Management - AIM. A presentation on the Project Knowledge Model (PKM) and Business Network Analysis (BNA) and its applicability to a large Program of Projects. The presentation was given by Pat Byrne and Graham Durant-Law to the Canberra Chapter of the Australian Institute of Management (AIM).

Understanding the Complexity of Program Management . A presentation in February 2008 by Patrick Byrne and Graham Durant-Law to the Melbourne Chapter of the Project Management Institute . Just over 150 project and program managers attended the session. This was the first time we exposed our Project Knowledge Model and Business Network Analysis techniques to a public forum of our peers.

Introducing Network Analysis as a Research Technique . These are the seminar slides Graham used at Canberra University’s Inter-University Research Workshop Program , on Wednesday the 30th of January 2008. The seminar is organised into three sessions.

 Social, Organisational, and Business Network Analysis as Research Techniques . A presentation to Australia's National Institute for Governance given in August 2007.

 A Strategic Risk Based Approach to Regulating Technologies and Vulnerabilities . A presentation to the 2007 International Symposium on Technology and Society given in June 2007. The conference was organised by The Society on Social Implications of Technology .

 A Network Analysis of the actKM Community of Interest . A presentation to the actKM Community of Interest given in September 2006.

 A Network Analysis of the actKM Community of Interest (version 2) . A presentation to the Queensland Knowledge Management Forum given in October 2006. This presentation is substantially the same as the actKM presentation , except that more tools are discussed, there is additional analysis, and there are some extra slides.

 An Introduction to Social and Organisational Network Analysis . A presentation to Land and Water Australia given in February 2007.