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Best Practices for Good Project Click to add title Click to add title Management Click to add subtitle Click to add subtitle Gerard Berghuis, IDEXX Even if you are on the right track you will get run over if you just sit there Will Rogers


  1. Best Practices for Good Project Click to add title Click to add title Management Click to add subtitle Click to add subtitle Gerard Berghuis, IDEXX

  2. Even if you are on the right track you will get run over if you just sit there – Will Rogers Click to add title Concentrate all your thoughts upon the work in hand, the sun’s rays do not burn until brought to a focus – Alexander Graham Click to add subtitle Bell

  3. Best Practices ü Setting up a good cadence matters ü Getting the dates right is very important ü In general, do not change dates Click to add title ü You need to find a good balance for task quantity ü Task ownership vs being a follower ü Use subtasks well Click to add subtitle ü Be clear with assigning dependent tasks ü Change Management ü FOCUS: Just get it done

  4. Setting up a good cadence matters • Most projects aren’t done in a small handful of steps Click to add title • An ideal Project Plan will have a Milestone every 2 weeks Click to add subtitle • Some will have more, few will have less

  5. Getting the dates right is very important • Setting up the dates of your project was important. Click to add title • Make sure to check all dates work Click to add subtitle • Good dates are the backbone to a successful project!

  6. In general, do not change dates • If your task or milestone is overdue, don’t change the date. Click to add title • Tracking your delays is an important Lean Thinking exercise. Click to add subtitle • It’s good practice to leave dates alone.

  7. You need to find a good balance for task quantity • Setting up the tasks in a project can seem daunting. Click to add title • Too many tasks can make a project seem overwhelming! Click to add subtitle Quality over quantity Keep it simple!

  8. Task Ownership vs being a follower • Assign the task to the one person that will be working on it. Click to add title • No responsibility? Assign followers Click to add subtitle • Multiple people responsible? Assign subtasks

  9. Use subtasks well • Multiple subtasks assigned allows for a clear parallel path to completion. Click to add title • Subtasks can take the place of dependent tasks Click to add subtitle

  10. Be clear with assigning dependent tasks • Look in your project tool for the possibility to assign dependent tasks. Click to add title • Beware of over use of links Click to add subtitle Clarity and intent are key.

  11. Change Management • Invest adequate time and resources for good change management as this can be a dealbreaker. Click to add title Click to add subtitle

  12. FOCUS: Just get it done • Our days are already busy. Click to add title • It's usually easier to get things done in bursts of activity. Click to add subtitle • Set aside the time you need to get your Project Plan in place.

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