5 Tips for Improving Project Execution + Leading Virtual and Hybrid teams

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If we learned nothing else from the past few years, it’s clear that the ability to adapt to changing work environments is critical to success. It’s no longer enough to understand management techniques when employees have carved out home offices and built new routines to work remotely. For many, this adjustment started with little more than a home connection and a laptop.

Now, companies must proactively employ strategies to support a remote working environment for hybrid or fully virtual teams. In this webinar, we will explore options to modify processes, communication, and expectations to maintain or even boost productivity without sacrificing employee engagement, retention, or company culture.

Register here to learn more about leading virtual and hybrid teams on March 29! 

The day-to-day execution of a project is a new adventure every day, with new challenges, new surprises, and yesterday’s follow-ups. To improve project execution, it is critical to have certain documents in place and steps taken in the early stages of the project. This record will provide a base for recollection and improvement. Measurements along the way are also required to determine if our actions are bringing about the desired results toward our objective.

Here are 5 ways to improve project execution!

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Microsoft Project is a powerful project management tool that can be adapted to a variety of project management methodologies, including Scrum. This course will teach you how to use Microsoft Project to manage Scrum projects, from setting up a Scrum project to tracking progress and managing the Scrum team.

This course is designed for project managers, team leads, Scrum masters, and anyone involved in software development projects who want to learn how to use Microsoft Project for Scrum projects. Some prior knowledge of project management or software development may be helpful, but not required.

Click here to learn more about this course! 

Please find highlights from Erik van Hurck's three-part Project for the web series. This highlight comes from the third webinar "Project for the web - who is P4W designed for and what is its extended functionality?" which is being provided by MPUG for the convenience of our members.

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