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How to Share Your Project 2007 Plan
Learn some tips and ideas for taking the information you have in a Microsoft Office Project 2007 file and sharing it with others who don't have access to the Project software application.

Published by Deanna Reynolds (6,544 pts ) on Mar 24, 2009 to
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DACI for Decision Making
The dynamics of group decision making represent a major challenge of project management. The DACI tool is an effective tool for leadership and decision making and can be used for any project.

Published by Heidi Wiesenfelder (8,590 pts ) on Mar 21, 2009 to
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How to Plan Your Next Web Project
Business owners and web designers often launch a new web project with little idea as to what the end result will be, what the process will entail, and how to evaluate progress. Creating a formal project plan for a web project will streamline the process and reduce obstacles and miscommunication.

Published by Heidi Wiesenfelder (8,590 pts ) on Mar 17, 2009 to
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SMART Goals in Project Management
The acronym SMART in the term SMART goals, when expanded, indicates the set of criteria that needs to be followed in order to successfully implement projects.

Published by Preetam Kaushik (22,774 pts ) on Mar 10, 2009 to
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Using Force Field Analysis for Project Selection
In most organizations many things could be changed and many potential projects could be undertaken. A means of assessing the likelihood of success can help leadership decide which projects to pursue. Force Field Analysis accomplishes just this, by evaluating forces for and against change.

Published by Heidi Wiesenfelder (8,590 pts ) on Feb 24, 2009 to
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What is a Work Breakdown Structure? (Part 1 of 3)
This article approaches the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) from a beginner's standpoint. A Work Breakown Structure is used for breaking down a project into easily manageable components, or bites. This is the first articles in a series of three.

Published by Ann Gordon (2,156 pts ) on Feb 23, 2009 to
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Six Sigma is Essential in Project Management Planning
Using the Six Sigma process is a great way to identify faults and errors in your projects before you even start. By defining the stuff that won't work upfront, your team can focus on what does work.

Published by JScheid (21,666 pts ) on Feb 22, 2009 to
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The Art and Science of Brainstorming
Brainstorming is more than throwing a bunch of ideas at the wall and waiting to see what sticks. Actually, it's a three-part process and in order for it to be valuable in project planning, you need to do all three parts and do them well. This article describes the three parts and how to use them.

Published by Ed Gurowitz (324 pts ) on Feb 19, 2009 to
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Avoiding Project Failure through Effective Project Recovery
Any project recovery plan calls for a comprehensive review of the project that identifys the exact causes of failure and applys effective remedial measures to successfully complete the project.

Published by Preetam Kaushik (22,774 pts ) on Feb 12, 2009 to
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Using MS Excel to Plan your Agile Project
This article by MK, addresses the issue of how to plan your agile software project using MS Excel. A good PM does not need complicated or expensive Project Management Planning tools to plan effectively.

Published by MK (266 pts ) on Jan 25, 2009 to
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