Three Strategic Reframes: How to Share Your Revised Project Goals
Thursday, May 23, 2024
7:35AM to 8:50AM
How does a busy project manager at mid-project quickly reframe the project’s parameters? By using the strategic reframe to correctly set boundaries for a detailed revision of scope, schedule, and cost. The strategic reframe is flexible. It works on projects as small as a two-week Agile iteration or as large as a two-year DOD contract.
This talk will enable the participant to solve the following problem:
Your client wants the project done on time with full scope and will pay for it. The project plan calls for 120 staff-months of work to be completed by 10 professionals working full-time for 12 months. At the end of 6 months, the original team has worked 65 staff-months and completed 54 staff-months of planned work. (Can you show that the additional staff you need for month 7 is 3.2 persons?)
A handy spreadsheet tool, REFRAME, will be made available to everyone who participates.
Presenter: Jack Nevison
John M. (Jack) Nevison, PMP (Retired), was President of New Leaf Project Management, a premier project management training and consulting company. He is the author of six books and numerous articles on computing, project management, and system dynamics.Nevison has built and sold two businesses, managed projects, managed project managers, and served as both an internal and an external management consultant. He has been featured in articles in The Wall Street Journal, and his comments have appeared in Science, Time, and The Project Management Journal.
He is a past president of the Project Management Institute, Mass Bay Chapter, and a past chair of the Greater Boston Chapter of the Association of Computing Machinery. He chaired the 5th edition revision of the PMBOK Guide's Chapter 7 on Cost.
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