A well-planned kickoff meeting sets the tone for a successful project
Takeaway: Your team's first impression of a project can set the tone for success or failure. These planning guidelines will help you make your project kickoff meeting count.
Your first project meeting is an opportunity to share your plan for leading the project to a successful completion. You should take advantage of this one-time chance to energize the group, set proper expectations, and establish guidelines that will help you complete the project on time and within budget. If you fail to prepare for this meeting, you’ll put the project at risk right from the start.
When you leave the kickoff meeting, everyone on the project team must be on the same page. Your preparation beforehand will determine whether your kickoff meeting will offer the greatest benefit to team members.
Meeting preparation
Step 1: Develop the project goals and deliverables
Defining these elements will drive the decisions you must make for staffing the project and developing the project plan. Write them down and validate your definitions with the project owners (whoever justified and initiated the project).
Step 2: Identify the project team members and their responsibilities
Resource needs vary based upon the size, complexity, and nature of the project. Include resources from four key groups, as needed, to fully support your project.
- Operations
- Corporate support
- Management
- Technical
Develop a project team contact list that includes the name, responsibility, department, physical location, phone number, fax number, and e-mail address for each member. You’ll want to distribute this to the team.
Step 3: Develop a project assumptions list
It’s import
項(xiàng)目經(jīng)理勝任力免費(fèi)測(cè)評(píng)PMQ上線啦！快來測(cè)測(cè)你排多少名吧~
http://m.opto-elec.com.cn/pmqhd/index.html
