Tracking is one of the main duties of a project manager, but deciding what to track and how is not always obvious. 1) First thing to know is that the level of detail of tracking is decided by the project manager. It's up to you to decide if you want to track a project at work package level, activity level or task level. You automatically decide at what level to track the project when you plan it. Think about it. ...
Usually we tend to highlight the differences between the cascade and agile methodologies, but it is also interesting to note the points in common: for example the 'planning by products'. One of the mantras of the agile methodology is the ability to complete portions of potentially usable product.To do this, a sprint planning is necessary which consists in grouping a series of features to be developed and delivered within the time frame of the sprint. from identification ...
In the PMI methodology, the product scope answers the question “what should the product do once it is completed” while the project scope answers the question “which activities should be carried out during the project”. For example, the creation of a product maintenance plan after the release can be part of the project scope but it is not part of the product scope. In terms of project evaluation, let's say that the results of the product scope are measured ...
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According to the PMI (Project Management Institute) the product scope is what the product should or should not be, or do, once completed. For example the scope of a new coffee machine to be manufactured could be to make not only espresso coffee but also cappuccino and hot water for tea. The Project scope are the activities and deliverables that need to be performed / delivered during the project life cycle. For example, customer training on the product could be part of the project scope…
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Super nutritious delights that will accompany you on your journey on the way to tennis. 1. Apples. Apples are rich in antioxidants and fiber, ideal for filling a hole and for snacking. 2. Blueberries. They are rich in potassium, vitamin C, and antioxidants that can reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, and inflammation. 3. Apricots. Rich in fiber, iron and copper. Apricots help the stomach against indigestion and help against some skin diseases. 4. Artichokes. Low calorie, ...
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Nobody is perfertto, and therefore it happens that something escapes in the analysis phase and then inevitably you have to manage the addition in the development phase. Prince2 frames these analysis gaps in the term "off-specification". The PMI instead inserts these situations in two different processes depending on the impact of the request. If the request is manageable within the agreed tolerance limits, a corrective action, if the request has such an impact that it exceeds these limits, then it is necessary to follow the change process ...
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I read this book because I am an admirer of the tennis player that Andre Agassi was. But I understood why I admired him and I admire him only after reading this book. It is a book, in my opinion, suitable for all tennis fans and all those who in life have to fight to get what they are looking for. The autobiographical book of Andre Agassi You can buy it on amazon in paperback version by following this link Andre Agassi, Open - my story
In the game the pressure increases, so having a match tactic and knowing how to behave (which shot to hit, where to shoot, etc.) in any situation can ensure a considerable advantage over the opponent, especially if he does not have a match tactic. This video explains 5 different situations for which there are very specific behaviors to keep during the game. The 5 match situations 1) You are on the serve 2) Respond to the serve 3) Both bottom players ...
The serve is the most difficult shot in tennis but it is also essential to play a game. The serve must put the opponent in difficulty and must guarantee an advantageous starting point. If you miss the serve or if the serve is weak you give a considerable advantage to the opponent. Learning to serve requires a lot of practice. In this video, some very useful concepts and exercises for learning service are explained. Part 11) Throwing the ball: arm straight ...