You know the saying: A picture is worth a thousand words. Well, it's true. This collection of KM models and frameworks can help jumpstart your company's KM efforts.
From Gartner PPM Summit
Dan Miklovic, Gartner Managing Vice President, discusses the advantages of Six Sigma as a business improvement methodology.
From Gartner PPM Summit 2006
In this session, Kraft Bell, Gartner Vice President and Distinguished Analyst, discusses the importance of change and process design principles in acheiving success in rapid product development.
From Gartner PPM Summit 2007
Gartner Vice President and Distinguished Analyst Kraft Bell examines nonintuitive inhibitors to product development, foundational principles for product development and change, and practical frameworks and tools for rapid NPD.
This template is designed to assist the project manager with tracking the various types of time off allowed. To remain in compliance with all regulations and to avoid litigation, it is necessary to carefully distinguish between classifications of time off when tracking.
Systems testing is complete. Now what? Here are the steps to take before acceptance testing begins.
Avoid the shame of inadequate delegation of employee responsibilities. This tool aligns worker action with project needs and corporate strategies. It's also good for upgrading existing documentation and preventing eczema.
Track action status items by owner, action item, origination date, current date due and status.
For whatever reason, your project is now finished. Now you need to get a few things down on paper for posterity. This report describes the reasons for project closure, the activities needed to bring the project to an orderly close, an oveview of the project, lessons learned and recommendations for future projects.
The Activity Planning and Sequencing Crash Course gives novice project managers or project team members a quick and dirty grasp of essentials needed to develop and achieve realistic project schedules.
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"One of the symptoms of approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important." - Bertrand Russell |
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