MSP® (Managing Successful Programmes) is a methodology for the management of programmes in the sense of the organised coordination of the creation of a portfolio of projects and activities that together allow a company to obtain results and benefits that are of strategic importance. The MSP Foundation certification is automatically achieved after passing the MSP Foundation exam.

You will have the basic knowledge of all the MSP principles, themes, responsibilities, processes, activities and techniques, in order to allow you to be able to interact efficiently when working with a programme board or as an active member of a programme office, a change management team or in a project managed according to MSP.

Every organization is constantly changing. Too often the focus is only on the content of the change. The change process that people experience is at least as important. The success of a change depends as much on acceptance as it does on the quality of the change.
The PROSCI ADKAR Model is the industry standard for change management practitioners worldwide. The simple step-by-step approach helps you and your team achieve success, no matter how complex the system, process, approach or culture you need to affect or transform. This 3-day training ends with a short exam and certification.

Every organization is constantly changing. Too often the focus is only on the content of the change. The change process that people experience is at least as important. The success of a change depends as much on acceptance as it does on the quality of the change.

This course focuses on the practical application of the Change Management processes. You will apply the conceptual, theoretical and practical perspectives of Change Management on an interactive, realistic business game. During and after the game you will evaluate your experiences and translate them to your own professional situation.

Process Modeling is one of the most common ways to visualise and understand processes. Many triggers exist to model processes but the approach and visualisation are common. These two elements – approach and visualisation – are exactly what we will address in this course.

The first day we will explain and train a step-by-step approach for modeling processes. The second day we will address BPMN 2.0 and help you to translate the result of the first day into a BPMN 2.0 compliant process.

Why do too many projects fail even though project management best practices appear to be used? Project management is sometimes complex, but it can be a real hassle if you don’t have sufficient buy-in from the beginning.
Writing a strong and complete business case is a fundamental step in developing a project or program, it outlines the needs leading to project initiation and is helpful to convince the key decision-makers of the company to invest in any project or program. A business case is essential to capture new ideas and opportunities, communicate it with confidence to the financial and non-financial stakeholders to validate these ideas in the marketplace.

This course addresses all elements of a Business Case and provides you with insights and tools to make it as correct and complete as necessary.

The ever-changing tax legislation is often quite a challenge. Today, for example, it includes increasingly complex and less transparent rules. Moreover, the rapid influx of legislative changes, administrative interpretations and the influence of both Belgian and European case law are forcing permanent monitoring.

Our Fiscal Updates gives you a few manageable sessions (8 in total) in which numerous current topics are discussed and explanations from different angles are given.

Fraud and cyber criminality are a real plague in the current digital world. You can’t take enough preventive measures with regard to fraud detection systems and cybersecurity. Training by one of our forensic experts is certainly a good idea!

This session introduces you to the world of cybersecurity and the profile of a hacker. By means of a ‘behind-the-scenes’ view, you’ll understand the hacker’s approach and how companies try to protect themselves.