
You inherit the troubled Atlas Transformation Project just 48 hours before an executive review. This opening simulation shows why project recovery must begin by establishing the current truth before taking corrective action.
Learn how to triage a troubled project quickly by identifying verified facts, active constraints, overdue decisions, urgent actions, and the information that matters most in the first hours of recovery.
Diagnose the causes behind poor project performance by separating visible symptoms from immediate, systemic, and management causes, while avoiding premature blame or unsupported conclusions.
Rebuild a credible management picture by integrating scope, schedule, cost, risks, issues, and decisions into one recovery control view that supports better project decisions.
Evaluate the project’s viability and determine whether the appropriate response is to stop, stabilize, recover, replan, or combine multiple responses based on evidence and controllability.
Convert the diagnosis into a structured 30-day recovery plan covering the first 72 hours, Week 1, Day 15, and Day 30, with clear ownership and measurable recovery actions.
Turn the recovery strategy into a concise executive brief that communicates the current truth, recovery approach, evidence of control, and the decisions required from senior management.
Use this practical guide to understand when and how to apply each tool from project triage through executive recovery.
Review the Atlas case materials used throughout the course and apply the Project Rescue framework to the evolving project scenario.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Multilingual Learning Support
This course includes English (US) captions and subtitles in 8 additional languages: Arabic, French (France), German, Hindi, Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Spain), and Turkish.
When a project starts to slip, the biggest mistake is often acting before understanding what is really happening.
Project Rescue in 90 Minutes is a practical, scenario-based course for project professionals who need to diagnose troubled projects, make difficult recovery decisions, and build a credible path forward.
Throughout the course, you will work with the Atlas Transformation Project, a realistic project-recovery scenario that develops as the course progresses. Instead of learning recovery as a collection of isolated concepts, you will follow one continuous management journey from the first signs of trouble to an executive recovery decision.
You will learn how to establish the current project truth, separate verified facts from claims, distinguish symptoms from underlying causes, and identify the conditions that are materially affecting project performance.
You will then rebuild a credible management picture across scope, schedule, cost, risks, issues, and critical decisions, before evaluating whether the project should be stopped, stabilized, recovered, replanned, or managed through a combined recovery strategy.
The course then moves from diagnosis to action. You will build a structured 30-Day Project Recovery Plan covering the first 72 hours, Week 1, Day 15, and Day 30, with clear actions, owners, deadlines, dependencies, success measures, and exit criteria.
Finally, you will learn how to convert the recovery strategy into a concise Executive Recovery Brief that communicates the current truth, evidence of control, the recommended recovery approach, and the decisions required from senior management.
The course includes:
A 7-tool Project Rescue Toolkit
A practical Toolkit User Guide
The Atlas Transformation Project Case Pack
A scenario-based final assessment
This is not a project management fundamentals course. It is a focused recovery masterclass for professionals who need a structured, evidence-based approach to moving a troubled project from confusion, to control, to credible recovery.