Identifying and addressing common project challenges
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The document discusses the nature of projects, differentiating them from operations and emphasizing the roles of strategy, tactics, and measurement in successful project management. It identifies six major project challenges and proposes solutions, highlighting the importance of balancing strategy, tactics, and measurement to achieve effective outcomes. The conclusion reiterates the significance of narrative structure and pacing in presenting projects effectively.
Identifying and addressing common project challenges
- 1. Identifying and addressing common project challenges
- 2. AgendaWhat is a project?The role of strategy, tactics, and measurementWhat makes a good projectA framework for identifying the 6 major project challengesSolutions for the 6 major project challenges
- 3. What is a project?
- 4. Projects vs. operationsProjects are not ongoingProjects improve operationsOperations has metrics, not projects.
- 7. StrategyA strategy is a framework to establish and evaluate tactics with regard to a goal of improving operations.
- 8. TacticsTactics use best practices and strategic direction to improve operations.
- 9. MeasurementProject metrics vs. strategic metrics
- 10. Projects vs. strategy, tactics, and measurementStrategyMetricsTactics
- 11. Projects vs. strategy, tactics, and measurementProjectProjectProjectStrategyMetricsTactics
- 12. Projects vs. strategy, tactics, and measurementProjectStrategyMetricsTactics
- 13. Projects vs. strategy, tactics, and measurementProjectProjectProject
- 14. Projects vs. strategy, tactics, and measurement
- 15. The good projectGood action is choosing the mean between extreme.Projects are acting.Good projects exhibit the mean between extremes.Projects are composed of strategy, tactics, and measurementA good project has the proper amount of each.
- 16. Framework
- 17. The good project—storytellingNarrative structure (beginning, middle, and end)Pace (reliable plot development)Duration (not too long or too short)
- 18. Framework
- 19. Framework
- 20. Framework
- 21. Framework
- 22. Framework
- 23. Framework
- 24. Framework
- 25. Conclusion
Editor's Notes
- #14: Also, I naturally add things before and after the project: