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Erick A. Candanedo S. Lead Researcher| PMRD Program
Specifically, a PM must understand how we can effectively assess and enhance our leadership preparedness, employee engagement, program management, cultural readiness, technical readiness, and stakeholder alignment. Please share your experience or knowledge (practices) in these areas, that could you please share your strategies, tools, and methodologies that have proven successful in your projects? Additionally, any lessons learned, or challenges faced during transformations would be highly valuable. Your contributions will enrich this community.
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Kimberly Whitby
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Online Community Specialist| PMI Newtown Square, Pa, United States

Hello Erick - and thanks for posting your question to our online community. Regarding your specific inquiry, I encourage you to do an advanced search using specific keywords. This will generate a compilation of similar discussion-related threads. Below are a few resources I found that may be of interest:



https://www.projectmanagement.com/discussion-topic/203243/best-practices-in-lessons-learned



https://www.projectmanagement.com/discussion-topic/197123/how-do-you-navigate-unexpected-data-challenges-in-your-projects-



https://www.projectmanagement.com/articles/594997/how-crucial-conversations-lead-to-successful-transformation-



https://www.projectmanagement.com/articles/874351/7-best-practices-for-your-digital-transformation-projects



https://www.projectmanagement.com/blog-post/60198/how-to-tailor-your-project-management-approach-for-successful-digital-transformation



You can leave a comment at the end for others to see and offer additional solutions. I hope this helps!

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Keith Melvin Sumaria Systems, LLC Dayton, OH, United States
There are two techniques that I like to use to cultivate project success.

First, it's about the people aka stakeholders…and we typically use meetings to interact with them. The ability to conduct a successful meeting is an overlooked art. Conducting a successful meeting and improving interaction with stakeholder requires skill. For the meeting, you must define a purpose, an agenda, and an outcome. If you don't have those three pieces in place. You're setting yourself up for an unproductive meeting. Bad meeting can snowball into Missed Objectives, Poor morale, and Miscommunication.

Second is transparency. By transparency, I mean someplace where folks can see what's going on. Whether it's a digital dashboard or a dry erase board, you need something to broad Status and Progress.

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