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Since January’s theme is talent, and given my status as the foremost contrarian blogging for ProjectManagement.com, it’s only natural that I would focus on something that afflicts us all: ...
Hello. Does anyone have a template or how-to on creating a slippage chart? Either in Project or in Excel? I have searched the web and have only found references to charts in pdf documents that are not ...
Gather all requirements to the project (or at least those most significants) is one of most hard challenges to the project team. As the requirements are the base to define the project scope, an err ...
Create Project Schedule involves the following subtasks:- Create High-level Project Schedule- Obtain Client Sign-off SEE DETAILED GUIDELINES IN THE "GUIDELINES" COLUMN OF THIS PROCESSEvery a...
Refine the site concept.Why?In order to use the best possible concept for teh site, you must have feedback from the development team and principals. Sometimes a concept looks better on paper than it ...
It’s no longer enough for product managers to work only with other managers. Many individuals will be working on projects as team members, stakeholders and customers. Getting to know them will continue to increase in importance.
A very interesting a thought provoking question, project managers wonder about is "When does a project really start?" I have been explaining it to my students but still many similar questions keep ...
Hi all, I would like to know about your experiences with Lessons Learned Logs. I personally believe that they are of great use to PM's but would like to know other peoples opinions. So far i ...
The purpose of this document is to present a comprehensive summary of the content requirements analysis completed for your project training program.
All major projects in today’s market require a project schedule that is actively monitored. Despite this important role, managing a project schedule remains a process shrouded in assumptions, systematic automation, personal judgment, and a lack of consistent standards. Thus, this article provides the recommended best practices for creating and managing a project schedule that will help ensure that the executed work minimizes inefficiency while maximizing the potential to achieve the project’s objectives.
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