Announcements inform the business of project activities, initiatives, achievements and risks. They give staff assurance of project intent, and how the project team are tracking against project deliverables.
The announcements come from different stakeholder groups and can have different purposes. Some of the purposes include advises of intent (Level 1 announcements), endorsement and assurance (Level 2 announcements), and the details of how and when (Level 3 announcements).
In this course, you will gain an understanding of the top four announcements you need to make to get your project off to the best start possible and who’s involved in making them.
Approximately 10 Minutes
Students will gain an understanding of the process that determines if a site is capable of supporting the spaces and activities of an office. Topics covered include bounds and restrictions which the designers need to consider when formulating the design.
Students will gain an understanding of performing quality assurance and the key benefit of this process which is to facilitate the improvement of quality processes.
There are many special terms that are used in project management and that the project team will hear in meetings or read in reports.
Understanding terminology used in your project provides confidence, coherence, improved clarity and clear communication.
In this course, you will gain an understanding of Project Management terminologies and the importance of being able to communicate the practical and theoretical knowledge of your work as a project manager.
Approximately 20 Minutes
The Manage Project Knowledge process has two primary purposes, reusing existing knowledge and creating new knowledge.
Knowledge captured in the past is used to improve performance on the current project, and the knowledge created by the current project is made available to future projects.
In this course, you will gain an understanding of why the Manage Project Knowledge process is so important to project success and how by applying the process you can improve performance in the project.
Approximately 20 Minutes
There can be many Change Managers working across a project and in particular the Workplace Change Manager and the IT Work stream Change Manager (Portfolio Change Manager) will work closely together.
It is often that they will exchange Communication Plans and get aligned with their targeted messages to reduce the risk of over or under communicating to the key stakeholder group and staff and/or send differing messages.
The Portfolio Change Manager will work through engagement options and key objectives that dive deeply into the stakeholders, level of engagement required, proposed method of engagement and method used, timing issues and requirements, resources needed to conduct the engagement process, key messages to communicate, and the risks associated with the engagement.
In this course, you will gain an understanding of the kind of work and engagement the change managers and others undergo to ensure the operational handover of the facilities are understood, documented and agreed across relevant business units.
Approximately 20 Minutes