Project Management

How do I identify risks for my project schedule?

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Saving a Slipping Schedule

by Kenneth Darter, PMP

When a schedule starts to slip, the project manager should be ready to jump in and get things back on track. Here are some strategies the PM can use that do not involve forcing everyone to work 80-hour work weeks.

Deadline: Yesterday?

by Brad Egeland

When missed task deadlines start to become a problem, it’s often due to one or more of four reasons. Examining these key possibilities can help get to the root of the problem--and get the project team back on track toward on-time delivery of critical project tasks.

Reducing Schedule Risk

by Luc K. Richard

One of the most common problems with software development is managing the project schedule. But project milestones are here to help. This article highlights the five principles of the project milestones best practice.

The Five Secrets of Project Scheduling

by Michelle Colodzin

This document defines five factors-or "secrets"-which, when consistently implemented together, result in project schedules that are more likely to be used and maintained throughout the life of a project. A project schedule that is followed and maintained throughout a project can provide early identification of potential schedule slippage, project risks and other issues.

List of Common Schedule Risks

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This list and overview of common schedule risks will help you maintain vigilance against pitfalls that can interrupt, stop or ruin your software development project.

Project Impact and Recommendations Report

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Improved deliverable! Would you like to have a lot of explaining to do in the end about why your project fell short of its mark? Probably not! Report any issues that may adversely impact project schedule, resourcing, budget, scope or other key project elements, and propose alternative solutions that will minimize the impact. Don't forget to get the requisite formal approvals.

Project Schedule Risk Assessment

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How risky is your project schedule? This assessment template will help you catch scheduling risks and address them before they become problems.

An Introduction to Schedule Risk Analysis

by David Hulett
June 27, 2011 | 45:45 | Views: 2,399 | PDUs: 1.00 | Rating: 4.27 / 5

They will discover the principles of project schedule risk analysis based on Monte Carlo simulation, beginning with 3-point estimates of duration and simple one-path schedules and progressing to more advanced techniques (e.g., correlation and probabilistic branching). We will also touch on the issues and techniques for collecting high-quality quantitative schedule risk analysis data

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