This template provides a work breakdown structure for business intelligence projects and for requirement effort estimation for a waterfall methodology-based project or user story estimation for an agile-based project.
There is a lot riding on your project's work breakdown structure. Use this worksheet to help you plan the WBS smarter and better.
There is a lot riding on your project's work breakdown structure. Use this worksheet to help you plan the WBS smarter and better. This download has been translated into Japanese.
This sample business case provides a proposal for the development of a Web service that directly supports the successful launch of an affiliate program.
When choosing between classroom and web based training, it can be difficult to know where to start. Here is a spreadsheet to help identify and quantify various factors involved and help you project an ROI for your program.
This simple project planner is for PMs to manage their IT/non-IT project schedules. Project managers just need to enter requirement/module names and estimated hours for each, define weekly deliverables by entering hours into each cell, and highlight them with a different color to generate a visually helpful planner.
Use this Excel sheet to keep track of the status of multiple projects. You can log project state, assigned staff, next steps and more.
This template can help project managers collect weekly status updates for multiple project workstreams. It can be easily tailored and aligned for projects of all sizes.
This spreadsheet is an example of how to determine WSJF prioritization, as described in the article Prioritize Weighted Shortest Job First.
Need help brainstorming reasons for risk management failures on projects? Use this mind map to get some culprits you may have missed!
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