Presentation Project Management

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Objectives

This article covers the following objectives:

Track responsibility and progress on a project by using a project-management document
Show evidence of progress on the final presentation project by filling in the final project tracking grid

Knowing where you are going and where you are along the way will ensure that you arrive at your destination.
Tracking a project’s progress is a lot like flying an airplane across the ocean.
The pilots constantly monitor their speed and direction.
Without tracking their speed and direction, they could end up taking their passengers to the wrong place!
Tracking is essential to ensure that nothing has been omitted and what is being done satisfies the project’s final objectives.
Assigning responsibility to different team members clarifies and divides the work efficiently.

A well-managed project has a better chance of meeting its goals and deadlines than a poorly organized one.
A project-management document with tasks, responsibilities, and timelines can be a helpful tool if it is used by every member of the team.

In this article, you should have learned how to:

Track responsibility and progress on a project by using a project-management document
Show evidence of progress on the final presentation project by filling in the final project tracking grid