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Workshop storyboard
See moreDownload the tool and design your meetings and workshops so that you achieve the desired impact. The workshop storyboard helps you facilitate meetings and workshops with passion and commitment. As a project manager, it is typically steering committee meetings, sprint meetings, idea generation meetings, focus group interviews, planning workshops, team building activities, workshops with stakeholders and project group meetings you guide and facilitate. Your task as a facilitator is to create motivation, commitment and learning with the meeting participants.
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The project organization
See moreDownload the tool and describe the project organization in detail. The organization contains all your resources, it is the project engine that must ensure professional quality, decision-making competence and involvement of the “customers”. Projects are temporary and many are not familiar with the different roles, therefore it is important that the organization can be clearly described. The tool gives you 6 alternative templates to describe the project organization.
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Hierarchy of objectives and Impact case
See moreDownload the tool and prepare a hierarchy of objectives or an impact case. The hierarchy of objectives and impact case describes the desired impacts the project must achieve with SMART formulated objectives. It is an essential part of the project definition and is a kind of requirement specification of the project impact. The hierarchy of objectives creates a connection between the project’s deliverables and the impacts. The impact objectives are defined on the basis of a situational analysis to ensure that the project creates the desired return on
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Milestone plan
See moreDownload the tool and see how you as project manager develop a milestone plan or master plan with the project team. The tool describes how a proactive project leader facilitates the planning in the project team, so that you at the same time conduct team building and build quality in the plan. The tool shows how the planning is based on the project scope described in the objective hierarchy. The project plan is built up in workstreams with short feedback loops so that a proactive follow-up is possible.
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Responsibility Schedule
See moreDownload the tool and describe the participants’ responsibilities and involvement in detail so that it will be easy to communicate. Your resources are the project’s engine, they should ensure professional quality, decision-making competence and involvement of the “customers”. It is therefore important that the division of responsibility and the roles of each individual are lucidly described. The tool defines the involvement of key stakeholders regarding their responsibilities, whether they are performing, should be consulted, informed or endorsed by various activities or results.
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The communication plan
See moreDownload templates for the communication plan. The project’s communication must create and maintain knowledge and support for the project. Communication to the target groups affected by the project’s changes must ensure acceptance and create security. The tool describes various communication models, e.g. the actant model which ensures an appropriate structure of the narrative. In change communication, active listening and involvement is important in your stakeholder approach.
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Visual agile planning board
See moreDownload the tool and work visually in the project team. If you work agile or want to use visual methods in a more traditional project, then print the agile planning board in the format you need. It can be used in agile projects whether you work with Scrum, Half Double or other principles. Follow the tool’s instructions on how to build the planning board, conduct planning and follow-up meetings with the project team. The visual planning board ensures overview, short feedback loops, creates commitment and shared focus.
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Change Resistance Mapping
See moreDownload The Change Resistance Mapping that describes the concerns of different target groups to the changes your project entails. It is a specialized stakeholder analysis focusing on change management and change communication. All changes cause disadvantages – there is always a price to pay. The question is which target groups should pay the price and how large this price is perceived to be. The tool increases your ability to actively listen and empathize with the target groups. It provides invaluable input to your communication plan.