The project plan is the means of defining and articulating how a project will be delivered, and builds upon the information defined in the project charter. This template helps you identify what will be necessary to successfully deliver on the project, and also identify potential uncertainties and challenges.
The monthly status report template has been designed to be a comprehensive review of project progress. It is intended to provide a detailed understanding of the project, what has occurred to date, and its trajectory in moving forward.
Here is everything you need for a software development project, from planning through close-out.
Timing is everything, even in project management. The key to a successful project is to use JPACE--that is, to Justify, Plan, Activate, Control and End it the right way. This Microsoft Project plan will help you do just that.
Intelligent project management requires getting a handle on risks and constraints. In this presentation, we present a simple primer on the most common challenges your project can face.
There are numerous project management programs out there, ranging from simple scheduling programs to bloated behemoths that do everything but tap dance at the company picnic and wash windows in the corporate boardroom. Which one is right for your project management needs?
UPDATED TEMPLATE! A core requirement of building a project team is identifying the people that you need to work with. The skill requirements worksheet and questionnaire is a planning tool to support thinking about the expertise and skills that you need in your project team.
Putting together a proposal requires a great deal of coordination. This handy checklist will help you keep everything straight.
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