Stream: Stowe
Time: 15:15 - 16:00
Prioritization is the process of organizing tasks, projects, or goals in order of importance and urgency to optimize productivity and resource allocation. Setting priorities is a defense against distractions that keep IT teams from operating at peak potential. This presentation details the techniques that can be used to rank tasks, goals, and values, and challenges the audience to rethink how they define "first." Attendees will learn how to distinguish between urgent and important tasks, manage competing demands, and avoid common prioritization pitfalls. Through real-world examples and interactive exercises, participants will gain tools to make smarter decisions and stay focused under pressure. Whether you're juggling multiple projects or leading a team, this session will help you work with purpose—not just pace. Attendees will learn how to: - Identify and evaluate competing priorities - Adapt priorities dynamically in response to changing circumstances and deadlines - Communicate priorities effectively within teams to reduce confusion - Apply practical tools and techniques to set priorities and manage workload
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Glenn Anderson is a professional public speaker. Glenn helps teams effectively communicate and collaborate. His presentations and webinars combine decades of corporate experience and teaching with his passion for performing improvisational comedy. The result - your audience is energized and equipped to surpass their goals. Glenn knows what it takes to capture attention in the business world. He enjoyed a log career with IBM – in sales, management, training and event speaking. He produced IT conferences and was a featured speaker for thousands of people. Glenn holds a BS in Computer Science, Missouri University of Science and Technology. As a graduate of Player’s Workshop of Second City and with his experience performing improvisational theater, Glenn excites your audience with teaching experience and improv techniques that energize communications and create a collaborative team environment.
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