Introduction to the Theory of Constraints: Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM)
About
Projects often struggle with missed deadlines, competing priorities, and constant multitasking. Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM), based on the Theory of Constraints, provides a practical approach to improving project flow and reliability.
In this session, participants will explore how CCPM helps teams manage uncertainty, reduce harmful multitasking, and improve project completion rates. We will look at how focusing on resource constraints and protecting project timelines with buffers allows organizations to deliver projects more predictably and with greater confidence.
This session is ideal for project managers, PMO leaders, engineers, and anyone responsible for planning or delivering projects.
This is the fourth session in the series.
You can register for the entire series here or register for the next session here.
When
Wednesday, June 17, 2026 · 12:00 p.m.
Eastern Time (US & Canada) (GMT -4:00)
Agenda
Understanding the Real Constraints in Project Environments: How resource limitations and multitasking impact project performance and delivery timelines
Reducing Multitasking and Improving Project Flow: How focusing work and limiting parallel tasks improves completion speed and reliability.
Using Buffers to Protect Project Schedules How project buffers help manage uncertainty and provide early signals when projects need attention.
Discussion+ live Q&A
You’re registered
Check your email for a confirmation and link to attend the live session.