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Measuring productivity
You get what you measure So true, so true. These famous words from Mary Poppendieck point at an important objective of anyone interested in their work. But there is a risk to these words. Because you … more →
Absolut Agile
3 time management systems for grown ups!
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Jo Jordan wrote 1 week ago: Slowness breeds to do lists! I hate it when I have a slow day. Sitting around in dull meetings, get … more →
Week 2
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Kiefer wrote 2 months ago: This week I was team leader of the brilliant team alpha and while i was team leader the tasks that t … more →
Gantt Chart
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Kiefer wrote 2 months ago: This week we made our gantt chart and this video shows sorta what we did in order to make ours, But … more →
1wk45 - i like pressure
maychow6868 wrote 3 months ago: i like pressure it turns out. i work well under pressure. when the time limits are really constraine … more →
New On-Line Gantt Chart
obarrett wrote 5 months ago: In my previous blog series on task management tools from a engineer’s perspective (archived on … more →
Measuring productivity
Anna Forss wrote 5 months ago: You get what you measure So true, so true. These famous words from Mary Poppendieck point at an impo … more →
Are you planning a project or just drawing a Gantt chart?
Anna Forss wrote 5 months ago: I guess the main reason for most project managers to use Microsoft Project is drawing the traditiona … more →
Critical Path
Louise McGregor wrote 6 months ago: This is a term that I occasionally hear used in great dramatic tones to impart a sense of urgency to … more →
MANAGING LARGE AND DAY-TO-DAY TASKS TOGETHER (AN ENGINEER’S PERSPECTIVE)
obarrett wrote 6 months ago: In my previous installments, I discussed my methods and benefits for managing the task details in la … more →
Project Scheduling
Jack Barber wrote 6 months ago: Once the work breakdown is completed, you can construct a timeline necessary to complete the specifi … more →
Customize fields in Microsoft Project
Anna Forss wrote 6 months ago: There are so many fields in Microsoft Project, so why should you want to customize some new ones? We … more →
Microsoft Project Tutorial Part 25 – Print setup
Anna Forss wrote 6 months ago: I guess one of the main reasons for people using Microsoft Project is that they want to print the Ga … more →
Microsoft Project Tutorial Part 24 – Exploring the toolbars
Anna Forss wrote 6 months ago: There are lots of nice commands in the toolbars . So here are some suggestions on commands to use: C … more →
TFS 2010 for us product owners
Anna Forss wrote 6 months ago: I’m currently using a lot of Microsoft Project to keep my distributed stakeholders updated since the … more →
Microsoft Project Tutorial Part 22 – Planning an agile project
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Anna Forss wrote 6 months ago: Yes, I wasn’t supposed to do this just yet, but since the number 1 request after the last post was j … more →
Microsoft Project Tutorial Part 21 – Splitting tasks
Anna Forss wrote 6 months ago: Sometimes you realize during a project that you need to split a task. So how do you go about that? W … more →
Microsoft Project Tutorial Part 20 – Debunking the critical path
Anna Forss wrote 6 months ago: The Critical path, a wonderful way to find the critical tasks in a project, wouldn’t you say? Well, … more →
Microsoft Project Tutorial Part 16 - Being fooled by a Gantt chart
Anna Forss wrote 6 months ago: One of my biggest problems with Microsoft Project is that almost everyone can fool others (and thems … more →
Seminar Hell
Denise wrote 7 months ago: I knew we were in trouble when we walked in and the conference motel smelled like a Tom Waits song, … more →
