Proof of Concept: Applying Project Management Principles to Your Workplace

Proof of Concept: Applying Project Management Principles to Your Workplace

In program #2, we will ask participants to take one of several principles of project management and apply it to their situation, and then give us a short report after one week. Those reports (which will remain anonymous) will be shared via this final webinar. Here are the lessons of project management from your peers: what worked, and what didn’t, in real situations.

The principles:

1. Writing and sharing benchmarks in simple language.
2. Setting deadlines to evaluate how long tasks really take
3. Deciding how “good” something should (or can) be.
4. Writing one daily, personal goal to help stay focused.
5. Choosing things to stop doing, temporarily or permanently
6. Sorting priorities.

If you have a different principle from the webinar that you want to focus on, check in with Pat Wagner after #2. You need to attend either webinar #1 or #2 in the series to submit a project to #3, but anyone can attend #3.

For information on all the webinars and to register, see the link below:

http://www.cde.state.co.us/cdelib/ProjectManagement/index.htm