Project Management Tip Sheets Table of Contents |
NEW: Recession-Proofing Projects |
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Three tips on how to separate projects from non-projects. |
Coming Soon or Under Revision, Dec. 29, 2008 |
1. Avoid confusion between "projects" and other concepts 2.
Comparing project and operations management 3. "Start-stop" and "pet" projects
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Project Goal Statement and Benefits Lists Project planning templates PM pilot projects Intermediate deliverables and project phases. Making the most of project
email. Project management for large (capital) projects.
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Four tips on how to create strong
project titles. |
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Adjectives help create a project title 2. Avoiding over-sized project titles 3. Avoiding project titles that are playful or coy 4. Generally, project titles contain four to six words
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How to build a
project inventory. |
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1. Project titles and identification numbers
2. Project duration, status, leadership, 3.
Using the Project Inventory
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Prioritizing multiple projects: a case study with examples. |
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Eight steps to develop a schedule for any project. |
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Tasks ,
2. Dependencies, 3. Phases, 4. Subtasks,
5. Milestones, 6.
Iterative tasks, 7. On-going tasks, 8.
Emergency Tasks
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Grouping similar projects. |
PM software downloads and links |
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Provide focus 2. Streamline management 3. Support standards
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1. Gantt charts in Excel 2. Project Kickstart 30-day trial, scheduling tutorials 3. Outlook PM tools 4. MS Project templates and blog
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Projects on the fast-track. |
1. Trust:
the first rule of fast-track projects
2. Trading cost for time 3. Compressing time out of project schedules 4. Using
gateways to focus cross-functional teams
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