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Schlafcommodore
Project is good for managing project resources, but what if I were most
interested in demonstrating or EXPLAINING the state and schedule (actuals)
based upon past dates or milestones?
In other words, in performing the autopsy of a project or getting lessons
learned, it would be good to be able to explain to senior leaders just what
state the project was in 6 months ago and what the schedule looked like THEN.
The ultimate goal would be to show progress and SEE the schedule change as
the project ran its unique course - sort of like watching time-lapse
photography of a high-rise building going from the foundation up and being
completed.
Any thoughts?
interested in demonstrating or EXPLAINING the state and schedule (actuals)
based upon past dates or milestones?
In other words, in performing the autopsy of a project or getting lessons
learned, it would be good to be able to explain to senior leaders just what
state the project was in 6 months ago and what the schedule looked like THEN.
The ultimate goal would be to show progress and SEE the schedule change as
the project ran its unique course - sort of like watching time-lapse
photography of a high-rise building going from the foundation up and being
completed.
Any thoughts?