Join our five-part, 20-minute micro-webinar series to learn how leading capital project owners move beyond project-level reporting to portfolio-wide visibility. Discover actionable frameworks to break down data silos and build more predictable capital programs.
Session #1 | August 5, 2026
Boards expect real visibility into portfolio health, but most owners still rely on backward-looking metrics from disconnected systems. In this kick-off session, we’ll explore the "Hero Trap," or leaning on a few seasoned individuals to rescue projects, reframing this not as a talent problem, but as a systemic governance risk.
Session #2 | August 19, 2026
Session #2 tackles a costly habit: treating finished projects as closed files instead of a source of insight for what's next. This session addresses the Strategic Readiness pillar by exploring how historical project data (scope changes, design iterations, supply chain delays) can inform better decisions on active and upcoming projects. The core insight is that most organizations treat completed projects as closed files rather than living institutional knowledge.
Session #3 | September 9, 2026
Focused on Operational Readiness, this session addresses the most common pain point: project data that lives in ERP systems, scheduling tools, PDFs, and daily logs, siloed, inconsistent, and impossible to query across a portfolio. The session introduces the concept of a Minimum-Impact-Dataset (where organizations can identify data points that focus prioritization) and the Time-to-Answer metric, which gives organizations a concrete, measurable way to benchmark their current operational readiness.
Session #4 | September 30, 2026
Session #4 of our Portfolio Governance webinar series tackles the most human dimension of tech readiness: early warning signs only travel upward when team members trust that surfacing a problem will not make them the problem. The session explores the cultural and governance conditions that produce bad data. Not system failures, but people choosing not to enter accurate information because experience has taught them it will be used against them.
Session #5 | October 14, 2026
Session #5 answers the question every leadership team fights about: if everything needs fixing, what should you tackle first? In this panel conversation, industry leaders share how strategic, operational, and governance readiness work together, and why lasting transformation comes from strengthening all three, not tackling them in isolation.