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Another great pointer to references from Glen Alleman: Here is a handbook for developing credible Integrated Master Schedules. There are many suggestions but this one comes from the place where schedules are critical. Once you have your credible Integrated Master Schedule, you’re going to want to keep it that way and assess its credibility. With these two documents, you’ll have a starting point for […] Programs can often span many years from start to finish. Completion for a program manager takes many levels and many forms. When you think about it, there are four possible program closure scenarios you may need to address as a program manager. Two of the scenarios are pretty good things and the other two address premature termination of […] Here are 11 activities that contribute to that goal [planning work and controlling cost] on the non-technical side of the project. The odd numbering system will be revealed at the end 1. Define the deliverables – what does the customer want? Do we know this at a level of detail so we and the customer will recognize it when it […] There are many sources of Earned Value Management training. Some good, some not so good. Here is the training materials from Department of Energy, that is one of the better resources. Module 1: Introduction to Earned Value Management Know what you are doing: Make sure there is a project plan. Here are my top ten sites for project management articles in March 2010. PM Hut When you separate the “doing” from the measurement of the doing, you start to establish credibility for the work. From: Herding Cats: The Role of Program Planning and Controls […] Baskerville – cultured, dignified and just and admirable Here are my top ten sites for project management articles in February 2010. PM Hut Remember, there are two kinds of people – Project Managers, and everyone else who wish they were Project Managers. From The […] Project management is not a popularity contest. From The Disfavor of […] The usefulness of the dashboard system is not in the display of colored lights, but in the precipitation of action to correct the deficiencies indicated by yellow and red […] People, Processes, and Technology Want to find the way to increase the probability of a project’s success? It’s not the tools – it’s the people. I am currently working on a proposal response for a DoD agency RFP. I have been staring at this quote written on my whiteboard for almost two months. I believe it zeros right […] Some things need to be done right, others just need to […] If you don’t know what success looks like for a particular project, you are too unclear to […] Schedule and budget are not determined by management, they are approved by management. The project schedule and budget are determined by the […] |
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