Growing Your Way to Effective Scheduling: Introduction to the “Whys” and “Hows” of Building Effective Schedules with Microsoft Project.

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Growing Your Way to Effective Scheduling: Introduction to the “Whys” and “Hows” of Building Effective Schedules with Microsoft Project

Introduction to today’s presenter Nancy Brister, PMP AlignAbilities Consulting Services nbrister@alignAbilities.com 602.793.2204

Welcome to Today’s Webcast! Today’s webcast is designed to build understanding of key project management concepts as a basis for facilitating effective change with focus on: Why Project Management Matters Why Setting Up for Project Success is Important How Key Accepted Scheduling Practices Work How to Schedule with Microsoft Project Goal: to provide key essential insights and ideas as a starting and growing point for more effective project and change outcomes to better understand: WHY PROJECT MANAGEMENT MATTERS: Why key project management concepts and terminology are building blocks for successful projects WHY ACCEPTED PLANNING PROCESSES AND TECHNIQUES MATTER: Why using consistent processes and planning techniques will ultimately save you time HOW TO ACCEPTED/ “TRIED and TRUE” SCHEDULING TECCHNIQUE WORK basic “tried and true” scheduling practices will support you in defining and organizing project schedules HOW MICROSOFT PROJECT IS A USEFUL SCHEDULING TOOL: How Microsoft Project can serve as a tool to advance greater insights for you and your team

Why Project Management Matters What is Project Management Common Project Problems Dissatisfied customers or stakeholders Misunderstood expectations/deliverables Project boundaries/scope management Inappropriate budgets Inappropriate schedules Over-worked or under-worked resources Inadequate or inappropriate organizational support Project versus Operational Work

Why Project Management Matters Developing a common, consistent terminology (lexicon) to support effective communication: Stakeholders Process Scope Deliverables Activities Milestones Constraints Assumptions Requirements needs and wants Resources

Why Project Management Matters TIME (including Resources) COSTS Scope Quality Balancing Project Constraints: Managing RISKS

Why Setting Up for Success Matters : Time - Schedule Costs - Resources Quality - Control Scope - Requirements RISKS Continuous monitoring and process improvement

Why Setting Up for Success Matters : Align To arrange, connect, and establish context to the "big picture" P Plan To define and estimate the actions needed to achieve a goal R Respond To assign roles and have others and self be accountable O Organize To create frameworks that support order and form J Justify To reasons and explain the value of expending resources E Elaborate To expand visions and Ideas into concrete actions C Communicate To relay information meaningfully and effectively T Translate To convert ideas and expectations into tangible results

How Key Scheduling Practices Work : Adjust Check Do PLAN Define

How Key Scheduling Practices Work : A Quick Reference Checklist: Define Project Goals Know Stakeholders’ Interests Determine Project Needs and Requirements Understand Project Constraints Identify Risks Identify Requirements for Quality Determine Resources Determine Scope Develop a Schedule Develop a Budget Integrate all of the above to achieve project goals

How Key Scheduling Practices Work : Establishing a Hierarchical, Consistent Framework Tool (versus “fix”) Benefits

How to Schedule with Microsoft Project : DEMO

Additional Notes:

Congratulations! Wishing you well growing your project success and Increasing your project management effectiveness Nancy Brister, PMP