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// Introduction
- The Corporate Team’s Plan
- The Project Team’s Plan
- The Scheduler’s Mindset
- The Scheduler’s Audience
Brett Ayoob, PSP Best Practices for CPM Schedulers // Introduction - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Brett Ayoob, PSP Best Practices for CPM Schedulers // Introduction - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Brett Ayoob, PSP Best Practices for CPM Schedulers // Introduction The Corporate Teams Plan The Project Teams Plan The Schedulers Mindset The Schedulers Audience // A Schedulers Perspective A Coachs Approach
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SLIDE 3
// A Scheduler’s Perspective
- Corporate Direction – “The Season”
- Baseline Schedule – “The Game Plan”
- Update Schedule – “The Playbook”
- Project Team – “The Offense”
A Coach’s Approach //
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// Recognizing Corporate Goals
- Database
- Enterprise Project Structure (EPS)
- User Settings
- Resource Settings
Setting Up the Season //
- Templates
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// Creating the Baseline Schedule
- “Schedule” the Schedule
- What is the Critical Path to Creating the Schedule?
- Contractual Requirements
- Checklists / Considerations
Setting Up the Game Plan //
- Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
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// Detailing the Baseline Schedule
- Calendars
- Coding
- Activities
Standardizing the Offense //
- Layouts
- Filters
- Updating
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// Updating the Project Schedule
- Updating
- Change Control
- Revisions
Using the Playbook //
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// Communicating and Informing the Team
- Narratives
- Reports
- Metrics
Executing the Offense //
- Graphics
- Filters
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// Conclusion
“Your energy and enjoyment, drive and dedication will stimulate and greatly inspire
- thers.”
- John Wooden