Tip of the Week 07/13/2015: Project Schedule Do’s and Don’ts
July 13, 2015
9:44 am
Project Schedule Do’s and Don’ts – DON’T use Finish-to-Finish or Start-to-Finish relationships.
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Project Schedule Do’s and Don’ts – DON’T use Finish-to-Finish or Start-to-Finish relationships.
Tip of the Week: Project Schedule Do’s and Don’ts – DON’T add resources to summary tasks.
Project Schedule Do’s and Don’ts – DON’T make links to summary tasks.
Risk Management is a proactive deliberate activity, not just a document to fill out to “check a box”. Click here for more tips.
Tracking your actions to closure. This can be a tedious process, but without it you WILL miss something and add risk to your project.
Using metrics as coaching tools will help you gain buy-in to the new PMO philosophy.
Make sure you are reviewing your communication plan regularly for risks and opportunities and whenever you make a scope change to the project.
When inactivating a task within MS Project, remove the predecessors and successors first. Check the logic of the related tasks to make sure they are properly linked to new/different tasks. Then inactivate the task.
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