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Start to start task relationships
Start-to-start dependencies can be confusing to people not well-versed in project scheduling. The links between tasks make a Gantt Chart look more intimidating than it usually is to non-project managers. Bob McGannon and I examine these misunderstood scheduling features and offer simpler alternatives.
The Art of a Practical Schedule Timeline
A practical project timeline is a brilliant way to deliver your project’s value when it’s needed. There’s no place for optimism. Instead, it has reasonable estimates with a degree of variability built in so any issues that arise don’t lead to a scheduling disaster! This week’s Project Pointer digs into how to build one.
Avoiding Redundant Collaboration Tools
What’s the point of using two different collaboration tools in the same project? There is none. And yet, it could be challenging, if not impossible, to settle on one tool for everyone. Bob McGannon and I talk about why this might happen and possible solutions. If your client uses a different system than you do, their preference has to prevail, so we also discuss how to work effectively using both internal and client tools.