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76 reviewsmoved from methods that were purely predictive (aka waterfall
development) or adaptive (Agile), to a more blended or hybrid
approach. In fact, today more than 50% of projects are practicing
formal or informal hybrid project management.
A Project Manager's Book of Templates provides templates that
address project artifacts for predictive management, such as a
schedule management plan and a lessons learned register; as well as
templates for adaptive and Agile project management, such as a
requirements backlog and release plan.
Another shift in the project management profession is that more and
more often we are accountable for project and business results. To
help you with that, you will find business templates for a business
case, startup canvas, project proposal, and other templates to help
you present business and strategy level information to senior level
stakeholders.
AUDIENCE
This book is written for project managers in traditional fields, such
as construction and system implementation, as well as project
managers in the digital domain, such as software development,
digital product management, and high‐tech. Because the book is
tactical rather than theoretical, it can be used by novice and
advanced practitioners, academia, test prep, and as an on‐demand
reference.
Those new to project management can use the templates as a guide
in collecting and organizing project information. Experienced project
managers can use the forms as a template so that they collect a set of
consistent data on all projects. In essence, these templates save
reinventing the wheel for each project.