The Project Management - Cube
The PM-Cube allows researchers to successfully manage their projects.
"Tell me how your project began, and I will tell you how it will end" is a very famous... and true statement, even in research!The FREE Project Management (PM)-Cube is a tool allowing researchers and other professionals to successfully manage their projects by analyzing all critical aspects. This knowledge is extremely valuable since more than half of senior scientists admit they would have liked to have been trained in project management earlier in their career!The PM-Cube provides a very short description of all important topics within the following fields(please note that this App has been primarily developed for participants to my trainings, www.cubisma.ch): - WHY: Why did your project start? Investigate the context! - WHAT: Define your ambition, your objectives and deliverables - HOW: Plan what makes sense at the moment: schedule, resources, costs,... - WHO: Define the roles of people involved and how you want to work together - ACT: Congratulation, you got funding! Lets start to work together now... - OK: Check if you are following your first plan and decide how to continue your projectHow to use The PM-Cube:- Managing a research project is like steering a boat across the Pacific: its an iterative process giving you flexibility.- Start to define what you can at the moment, and come back later to adjust/modify/add what is needed.- Its only at the end of a project that you will see the exact path you had to follow in order to be successful!Managing a project is a journey. Enjoy!- minor English corrections
"Tell me how your project began, and I will tell you how it will end" is a very famous... and true statement, even in research!The FREE Project Management (PM)-Cube is a tool allowing researchers and other professionals to successfully manage their projects by analyzing all critical aspects. This knowledge is extremely valuable since more than half of senior scientists admit they would have liked to have been trained in project management earlier in their career!The PM-Cube provides a very short description of all important topics within the following fields(please note that this App has been primarily developed for participants to my trainings, www.cubisma.ch): - WHY: Why did your project start? Investigate the context! - WHAT: Define your ambition, your objectives and deliverables - HOW: Plan what makes sense at the moment: schedule, resources, costs,... - WHO: Define the roles of people involved and how you want to work together - ACT: Congratulation, you got funding! Lets start to work together now... - OK: Check if you are following your first plan and decide how to continue your projectHow to use The PM-Cube:- Managing a research project is like steering a boat across the Pacific: its an iterative process giving you flexibility.- Start to define what you can at the moment, and come back later to adjust/modify/add what is needed.- Its only at the end of a project that you will see the exact path you had to follow in order to be successful!Managing a project is a journey. Enjoy!- minor English corrections
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don't even make anything on here, like projects to keep everything in one area. it just tells you things about the area that you pressed on in the app
This is Great. If this is Combined with the Teaching Methid of Brilliant (App), this could a Game Changer. I'm not a web developer, But I would love to help in Upgrading this in any way Possible.
Very good. Need more cubes like this that breakdown more aspects of the 47 processes of project planning and management!!!
The app doesn't allow for a zoom or zoom out. It's awful.
5 , if you're able to write and fill in the presented maps, projects etc
Following my dream
An excellent presentation in a cube. Tbe core concepts neatly unpacked for anyone who is interested to start learning PM. Free! Thank You.
It's not an app, just a tutorial or white paper if you will. An app would let me actually do something. This would be better billed as a digital book.
Its ok
Simple but indepth