Titlebook: Lessons in Project Management; Tom Mochal,Jeff Mochal Book 2011Latest edition Jeffrey Mochal and Thomas Mochal 2011

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Use Scope Change Management,management processes. Remember that scope refers to the box that defines the work of your project. High-level scope includes deliverables and boundary statements. The business requirements make up lower-level scope. Defining scope allows you to ensure you have an agreement with your sponsor on the b

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Collect Metrics,ems to address. Likewise, if the same shareholder asked a company executive how its products were viewed in the marketplace, and he replied only with a “good,” that would not be very comforting for the shareholder, either.

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Give Performance Feedback Routinely, cases, the individual talents and the jobs they perform are not aligned. Sometimes this lack of alignment can be overcome with hard work and motivation. Unfortunately, sometimes the gap can’t be overcome. These are the times when you have to deal with the individual as a performance problem.

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Shorten Long Meetings to Sharpen the Focus,ions are in sync. Even many of the light agile project methodologies rely on frequent, short team meetings to share information and status. A traditional status meeting usually includes the project team members. The meeting can also include clients (the people gaining the benefit of the project) and

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Use Quality Assurance to Validate Project Status,in trouble or fails. This accountability applies to the sponsor as well. Projects that fail or overrun their budgets and deadlines also reflect poorly on the sponsor and, to varying degrees, on all other management stakeholders.

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Tom Mochal,Jeff Mochal that demand users‘ attention at inopportune moments are more likely to have adverse effects and might become a cause of potential disruption rather than proving beneficial to users...In order to address these challenges a variety of intelligent notification mechanisms based on monitoring and learni