Project Implementation
Project Planning
Review Questions
What is the project trying to achieve?
Why?
How will you achieve the aim of the project?
What the plan should include
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If this project is small and contained you may want to do a once-off experiment. Use the Experiment Template for this.
If the project is large you may want to create a Log Frame, a detailed Project Plan (or both), and a number of smaller experiments within the project.
Experiments and Sub-project Plans
Agile, Scrum, and the Lean Startup Method
Agile methodologies. See here.
See here for more.
The Lean Startup Method
Lean startup is a methodology for developing businesses and products that aims to shorten product development cycles and rapidly discover if a proposed business model is viable; this is achieved by adopting a combination of business-hypothesis-driven experimentation, iterative product releases, and validated learning.
Learn more about the methodology here or read the book (we have a copy in the office, just ask around).
Stakeholder Management
Managing stakeholders. See here.
When it Comes to Difficult Stakeholders....[See here].
Tracking Work and Reporting
Needs more info
Invoicing and Receiving Payment
[shouldn't this be in Budgets and Finance? Could probably link it]
Meetings
People need...[see here].
Communication
Tools to Communicate Effectively
Team Management
Roles and Responsibilities
Monitoring & Evaluation
Communications & Marketing
Planning Documents
Project Summary Sheet (similar to ODD "Project Bible")
Project Plan [Doc]
Timelines/Gantt charts [Doc]
Budget [Doc]
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