Agile: Project Burn-Down Chart Overview
A popular method of reporting progress when using Agile Project Management is the use of burn-down charts.
Wikipedia defines a burn-down chart as:
“A burn down chart is a graphical representation of
3 actions a PMO can take to help solve “double work agile”
In the post, PMO - the agile reporting challenge, I raised the problem a PMO faces when an organisation moves to agile, especially when there is a mix of waterfall
What can a marine fish tank teach the PMO?
I would like to start by sharing a story about one of my hobbies, keeping marine tropical fish.
My wife and I had gone into a local pet store to collect
PMO – the agile reporting challenge
If you have been involved in project management or change delivery even for a short time, you will probably have heard the reference to “agile” and “scrum” in respect of
PMO set-up: Guide to manual project resource management process
PMO Set-Up: A quick guide to setting up a manual Resource Management process for the projects within your organisation.
Project Meeting Terms of Reference
A guide to creating a project meeting Terms of reference to help ensure that your project meetings achieve the required outcomes
Project Governance Meetings
Having the right governance for your project can make the difference between success and failure. Learn about the 2 types of Project Governance Meetings every project needs....
Project Milestone Reporting Routine
A simple routine that will help ensure project plans remain up to date, in a standardised way to enable clear and transparent reporting...
Guide to project milestone levelling
It is important to ensure consistency withing your Project Milestones. This easy to follow guide will help you with your Project Milestone Levelling....
Project Milestones: Using outcomes to tell the story (inc FREE Template Download)
A guide to why you should use Project Milestone Outcomes to tell the story of progress of your project.