Traditional Project Management – Planning Successfully
Do you ever get so many ideas for an upcoming task that you skip planning and dive straight into execution? This mindset isn't always bad; sometimes it's even the best approach. In traditional project management, however, the opposite is preferable. Here, Planning is the key to success!
In this online course, you will learn the success factors of project planning using traditional project management methods. You will discover which projects can be managed using this approach and the importance of clearly defined roles for project success. Furthermore, the project charter is highlighted as the most important planning document in this approach. You will learn how to set milestones, thereby structuring the planning and project phases. Finally, this course will show you how to successfully transition from planning to project implementation during the kickoff meeting.
TRAINING OBJECTIVES
- Verify the project nature of a task using its characteristics.
- Analyze the relevance of traditional project management as a management method for a particular project
- Understanding the importance of planning in traditional project management
- Recognize the need for clear responsibilities throughout the project
- Define the different roles in traditional project management
- Consider the project mandate as the most important planning document
- Successfully transitioning from project planning to implementation
FOR WHOM?
- Project managers who wish to prepare thoroughly for a new project.
- Project managers who wish to learn from a bad past management experience and prepare in a targeted way for their next project.
- Members of a project team, the client, the steering committee and project stakeholders who wish to become familiar with goal-oriented project planning.
TRAINING CONTENT
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Well planned, and the work is already half done
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The first factor for success: clear responsibilities
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Second success factor: the project mandate as a common working basis
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Third success factor: kick-off meeting, milestones, and task groups
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Fourth success factor: a plan for the project phases
CERTIFICATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS
- Complete the module – Pass the knowledge test (80% correct answers)
- Certificate: Yes, Provided by PINKTUM University: No. 1 in E-Learning Training in Europe
- 5 Sections
- 0 Lessons
- 80 Minutes
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