Does anyone has a template to create a project plan?
Mario PosadasProject Manager| SanofiNaucalpan, Estado De Mexico, Mexico
the project plan that im looking for is one that calculates progress and update date, preferably in excel Saving Changes...
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MANDA SATSHISHINGAManager| Ordem Dos Engenheiros de AngolaLuanda, Angola
Dear Mario,
As there is sometime a miss understanding between Project Mangement Plan (A Formal Document containing the overall management plans (13) + Baselines (Scope, Cost, Schedule) and a Project Schedule (Bar Chart, Gantt chart with predecessors, successors, milestone...) most of the time produced in Project Management Software such Microsoft Project or Oracle Primavera.
Which one are you looking for ?
Best Regards.
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Mario PosadasProject Manager| SanofiNaucalpan, Estado De Mexico, Mexico
thanks Manda for your support..
due to the cost of MS Project i want to develop another tool to follow up the pending actions.. i saw in other web page a file in excel, but again this has a cost...
do you know if there is a file in excel to follow up the pending actions??
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1 reply by MANDA SATSHISHINGA
Feb 26, 2018 5:41 PM
MANDA SATSHISHINGA
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I understand the concern, the benefit for using the project management software is the automation of data processing.
Now using MS Excel still possible but depend of your skill of using it, and depend of how many activities will contain your schedule.
Personally I will prefer doing it manually than in Excel, and focus just on the critical path.
MANDA SATSHISHINGAManager| Ordem Dos Engenheiros de AngolaLuanda, Angola
Feb 26, 2018 3:29 PM
Replying to Mario Posadas
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thanks Manda for your support..
due to the cost of MS Project i want to develop another tool to follow up the pending actions.. i saw in other web page a file in excel, but again this has a cost...
do you know if there is a file in excel to follow up the pending actions??
I understand the concern, the benefit for using the project management software is the automation of data processing.
Now using MS Excel still possible but depend of your skill of using it, and depend of how many activities will contain your schedule.
Personally I will prefer doing it manually than in Excel, and focus just on the critical path. Saving Changes...
Ken BradshawProject Manager| CRASurrey, British Columbia, Canada
Hi Mario, There is a large selection of templates available under Templates at the top of this page. Plus, keep an eye out for ProjectManagement.com's monthly offering of featured templates; there are always many good documents included. Saving Changes...
Drew CraigSr. Agile & Product Coach| VanguardPhiladelphia, Pa, United States
MANDA SATSHISHINGAManager| Ordem Dos Engenheiros de AngolaLuanda, Angola
Dear Mario,
Did you found any template?
I suggest you to use rolling wave technique in case you use an Excel worksheet as schedule to make easy. Saving Changes...
Product Operations Program ManagerBarcelona, Cataluña, Spain
Most likely you are not looking into a Project Plan, which is typically a Word document. I would recommend to browse www.projectmanagementdocs.com as a starting point. Saving Changes...
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