This template provides a solid basis to help project managers define project roles and responsibilities. It can be easily tailored and aligned for projects of all sizes.
The Process Improvement Plan is a component of the project management plan. It details the steps for analyzing project management, product development or organizational processes to identify activities that enhance their value.
This document is intended to help provide more detailed data for lessons learned or project post-mortem exercises that can be compared with previous projects over time. It is inspired by the article A More Scientific Approach to Lessons Learned?
What is the most neglected phase of a project? Get help with your closeout survey using this template in combination with one of the many online survey tools available. The survey is easy to implement, repeatable, customizable, anonymous and valuable for getting better at what we do.
By completing and referencing this template, you will gain an improved understanding of the project from the perspective of each stakeholder. You will find this template indispensable throughout the project for managing and getting the most out of your stakeholder relationships.
Preparing for your PRINCE2 certification exam? Use this study guide to increase your chances at success.
This planner is designed to assist leaders of project portfolio management to ensure that the proper training of middle managers and project managers is identified and completed by all required.
From the Gartner PPM Summit 2007
If the first time your customers see a product is
during a focus group, then you have lost 70 percent of the opportunity to leverage them in the innovation process.
Use current demographic and marketplace constraints to your project’s competitive advantage.
The Documentation Summary is aimed at providing a comprehensive collection of documentation materials relevant to the project. This document briefly describes each document in the collection and helps you quickly find the information you want to read.
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