National Project Management Team Excellence Award (NPMTEA), Noida, Delhi, NCR, India

2021 – Fourth International Project Management Team Excellence (I-PMTEA)
Award Competition
16-17 November 2021Competition
Results declared on 18 Nov 2021

CEPM successfully held 4th 2021 International Project Management Team Excellence Award (I-PMTEA) competition in virtual mode in association with the International Institute of Projects and Program Management (i2P2M) on 16-17 November 2021.

It was a very exciting competition with 22 teams participating from around the world. Teams were from leading companies like NTPC, IOCL, DVC, MCL, Technip, WCL, etc. as well as academia with 2 teams from Northeastern University, USA etc. etc. The award assessment is 100% objective based on each team’s performance in two real time, computer-based simulations requiring taking of numerous decisions.

The IOCL Pipeline team came 1st and won the coveted NTPC sponsored Winning trophy with a team cash award of Rs. 1 lakh. DVC team was the 1st Runner-up and got the IOCL sponsored trophy with a cash award of Rs. 25,000/-. NTPC (Hydro-HQ) team was the 2nd Runner-up and it won the CEPM trophy with a team cash award of Rs. 25,000/.

CEPM is holding it’s much awaited Fourth 2021 International Project Management Team Excellence Award competition in virtual mode in association with the International Institute of Projects and Program Management (i2P2M) on 16-17 November 2021. The Winners will be announced on 18th November. Teams can be from 3-5 persons.

The 2 real time simulation games on Managing Stakeholders (Pactio) and Project Leadership (Spatium) used in IPMTEA competition are also used in top 20 business schools and leading global companies.

Winning team will win the NTPC trophy plus a cash award of INR 100,000/- (USD 1500).
1st Runner-up team will win the IOC trophy plus a cash award of INR 25,000/- (USD 350)
2nd Runner-up team will win the CEPM trophy plus a cash award of INR 25,000/- (USD 350)
Best IOC Directorate team will win the i2P2M trophy plus a cash award of INR 25,000/- (USD 350)

Individual team members will also gain 4 years of experience in 2 days – a great Return On the Time Invested.

In 2018 CEPM had successfully launched the world’s first 100% objectively assessed Project Management Team Excellence Award (PMTEA) competition in a physical setting. This competition is based entirely on each team’s performance in two well known real time computer based simulations from the leading Prendo Simulations of UK.

In 2020 due to covid restrictions PMTEA was changed from a physical competition to a virtual competition. Taking advantage of this, CEPM expanded it as a International award competition with participation by teams from many countries in 2020.

For more details please see: https://www.cepm.com/download/I-PMTEA-2021.pdf

IPMTEA 2020
– Third International Project Management Team Excellence (IPMTEA) Award Competition

19 teams participated in the competition from NITI Aayog and leading organisations like Siemens Advanta, Siemens India, NTPC, Indian Oil, Western Coalfield, HMEL, Mahanadi Coalfield etc.

203 participants participated in EDPM Online 2020 from 49 institutions from 6 Countries.
Some participants of the 2020 IPMTEA virtual competition

PMTEA 2020
– Second Project Management Team Excellence (IPMTEA) Award Competition

National Project Management Team Excellence Award (PMTEA)

The National Project Management Team Excellence Award (PMTEA) award which is based on 100% objective assessment was launched by CEPM in 2018 and was very successfully held on 5-7 July 2018. This competition generated wide industry interest.

There were 75 participants in 17 teams from 11 leading companies such as Siemens, Tata Motors, NTPC, IOC, DMICDC, BEML, GAIL, Bharat Dynamics, IGL, NBCC and HFCL.

National Trophy for Winning Team + Cash Award of Rs. 1.5 lakhs sponsored by NTPC.
National Runner-Up Trophy + Cash Award of Rs. 25,000/- sponsored by IOCL.
National Trophy + Cash Award of Rs. 25,000/- to Best Individual Performer by CEPM.

PMTEA is the most objective way of judging the team’s skills. In the two simulations team members need to take hundreds of decisions and can see the cause and effect relationship of each decision made by them.