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Project Domain 2

By: Yassin Hassan


Agenda
• Performance Tracking Tools
• Agile in project management
• Retrospectives and Lessons Learned
• Empower Team Members & Stakeholders
Collaborate with
Manage conflict Lead a team
stakeholders

Empower team
Support team Build shared
members and
performance understanding
stakeholders

Engage and
support virtual
Negotiate
project
Ensure team
members/stakeh
olders are
People’s domain
teams agreements adequately
trained

Define team Mentor relevant


Build a team
ground rules stakeholders

Address and Promote team


remove performance
impediments, through the
obstacles, and application of
blockers for the emotional
team intelligence
Kanban boards

Earned Value
Performance
Tracking Tools
Bar charts (Gantt)

Velocity
Agile in project
management
Kanban
methodology
Gantt chart (Project schedule)
Retrospectives and Lessons Learned
Lessons learned Uses to help Retrospectives
have to be a project encourage team
continues performance and to review
practice its environment performance

Retrospectives is The result is a


more than plan on how to
capturing lessons utilize
learned improvements
What worked well

Conducting What could be improved

Retrospectives
idea How will it be improved

Notice common items needs improvements

Involve team on the plan

Update the Backlog (a prioritized list of


deliverables)
Organize
Organize around team strengths
around

Empower Team
Members & Support Support team task accountability

Stakeholders
Evaluate demonstration of task
Evaluate accountability

Determine Determine and bestow level(s) of decision-


and bestow making authority
SOWT analysis

Strengths Weaknesses

Opportunities Threats
Decision-making tools
1. Project team involves in project’s activates, risks, estimates and challenges
2. Forming the team on how to make decision and how handle conflict
3. Decision making and conflict handing must include in the Team Charter
4. Team to train and learn how to reach to consensus
Estimates performs by people doing the work

Estimates skills Team must have knowledge of Risks, Level of effort


and potential drawbacks

Traditional manager use the hours off effort to


identify the length of task

Teams assign story points relative to work


complexity, the amount of work, and risk or
uncertainty

Agile project team uses Story Point estimation


Team task accountability

WHAT WORK MUST HOW THE WORK WHO SHOULD DO


BE DONE CAN BE DONE THE WORK
Project manager identify how and who
performed the task

Evaluate
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) uses
demonstration of to assign tasks
task accountability
WBS dictionary (work package) uses to
identify, track and manage deliverable

In Agile identity & track task is the


team accountability
WBS
Next lesson

01 02 03
Train team Build a team Address &
members and remove
stakeholders impediments,
obstacles, and
Blockers

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