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The Quality Plan: an essential project document
The quality plan is often overlooked in project development, yet it is strategic in defining the route and results, let’s see how. CONTENT What information should a project plan include? What is project quality planning? Project quality plan model development All projects, at their end, must produce / provide something, the so-called project output. In … Continue reading "The Quality Plan: an essential project document"
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Waterfall methodology: what it is and what it is for
The Waterfall Methodology is called this way because it develops systematically from one stage to another in a downward direction. Basically, you cannot proceed to the next stage unless you have completed the previous one first. First introduced by Dr. Winston W. Royce in an article published in 1970, the Waterfall methodology is a classic … Continue reading "Waterfall methodology: what it is and what it is for"
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Strategies for optimizing project production factor
In view of the increasingly competitive nature of most modern industries, business leaders committed to optimizing the production factor often regard it as a priority. Success, in this case, requires overcoming multiple challenges: having a competent team, setting clear objectives, establishing timelines, and, most importantly, ensuring effective project performance. Improving project performance is a dynamic … Continue reading "Strategies for optimizing project production factor"
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Methods and tools to improve overview in engineering teams
In an increasingly specialized environment, the need for an overview in engineering teams is a fundamental requirement. Lack of this perspective can lead to inefficiencies and difficulties in coordination between different areas of expertise. TABLE OF CONTENT 1. What is meant by Overview 1.1 Widening perspective 1.2 Communication 1.3. Flexibility 2. Soluzioni per migliorare la … Continue reading "Methods and tools to improve overview in engineering teams"
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Project deadline management: what tools to use?
Deadline management is like a safety net that prevents projects from plummeting into chaos. Deadlines are milestones that mark progress and guide the team toward achieving goals. When deadlines are met, projects succeed, clients are satisfied, and the team can celebrate positive results. So today, we will take a look at how best to manage … Continue reading "Project deadline management: what tools to use?"
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How to manage business tasks efficiently
Managing business tasks efficiently is directly proportional to how well employees and teams use their skills, tools, and technologies. High productivity in the workplace is often associated with increased profitability, better employee morale, and a competitive advantage in the marketplace. Successful organizations can properly align their people, processes, and technologies to create an environment conducive … Continue reading "How to manage business tasks efficiently"
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Measuring project efficiency with productivity indexes
A core element of project management is assessing and measuring a project’s success using the correct productivity indexes. Organizations in all sectors constantly seek to achieve their strategic goals and provide added value to their stakeholders. Yet, determining whether a project has achieved its expected objectives and goals requires a structured approach and robust evaluation … Continue reading "Measuring project efficiency with productivity indexes"
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Solutions for better project control in consulting companies
Are you a project manager in a consulting company and would like to keep your company’s activities and projects under control with more order and efficiency? Do you perceive the need to unify business processes in order to make work less scattered? In this article we will provide you with some tips for optimising project … Continue reading "Solutions for better project control in consulting companies"
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Kanban vs Scrum: Key differences and when to use them
Kanban vs. Scrum are two widely used project management approaches for organizing and managing work. These two methodologies each have their distinct principles and practices and are best suited for different scenarios. In this article, we will examine the key differences between Kanban and Scrum and when to use one or the other method. CONTENT … Continue reading "Kanban vs Scrum: Key differences and when to use them"
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How to manage complex projects in production companies
What are the main challenges for production companies when managing projects and how can they best be addressed? In this article, we will try to frame and summarise the internal management issues affecting the manufacturing industry sector and see how to face them. CONTENT Foreword: the need for coordinated actions 1. Challenges of production companies: … Continue reading "How to manage complex projects in production companies"
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What is project taxonomy, and how can it improve management
Project management is a complex discipline that involves accurate organization and planning of diverse activities and resources. Taxonomy helps clarify the work by classifying things orderly into groups and subgroups based on their similarities and relationships. Particularly in project management, taxonomy is like a map that guides the project manager through all project phases and … Continue reading "What is project taxonomy, and how can it improve management"
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Strategies for optimising workflows in IT teams
Are there any good strategies for optimising processes and workflows for IT teams? CONTENT Foreword: the most relevant requirements for the IT sector The different instances of workflow management in IT teams 1. Co-existence of projects with different course and type 1.1. Operator load calculation 1.2. Integration with cost management 2. Managing workflows and bottlenecks … Continue reading "Strategies for optimising workflows in IT teams"
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Prioritizing activities with the Moscow method: Some examples
The MoSCoW method can be a successful way to get everyone aligned on project priorities. Collaborating with cross-functional teams and key stakeholders to prioritize effectively is challenging, yet it is a critical step in product development. In this article, we will explore what the MoSCoW method is and how it helps prioritize activities. CONTENT What … Continue reading "Prioritizing activities with the Moscow method: Some examples"
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Design project phases and methods
Managing a project is no easy feat; design phases and methods are required steps regardless of the size and scope of a project. CONTENT The 4 project phases 1) Startup Phase 2) Definition and planning phase 3) Execution phase 4) Evaluation and closure phase Project characteristics A lot can go wrong, from planning minor details … Continue reading "Design project phases and methods"
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Earned Value: How to evaluate the progress of a project
Earned Value is a popular method of monitoring a project’s progress with a quantifiable figure. This helps project managers to ensure they meet their project’s budget and finish on time. This article will explore how Earned Value works and how to make the most out of it. CONTENT What is Earned Value (EV) in project … Continue reading "Earned Value: How to evaluate the progress of a project"
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