Rules on Internet projectmanagement: (2) Know what you can forget

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Rules on Internet projectmanagement: (2) Know what you can forget

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Know what you can forget

Volume 2 of the rules for Internet projectmanagement which was originally based on the book "100 Golden rules for project management":

Know what you can forget

There are very many methodologies to do project management all of which hundreds if not thousands of rules and guidelines. For example, I make a lot of use of the Prince II – methodology. This methodology provides a variety of guidelines. But are all these guidelines really necessary? No, as far as I am concerned.

It is important for each project to see which guidelines apply to the specific project. Is it not useful for the progress of the project? Let it be! Nothing so much annoying as an unnecessary rule or directive. This rule applies to all types of projects, but also for Internet projects. In a ‘fast world’ too many obstacles are killing.
 


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Rules on Internet projectmanagement: (1)

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100 Gouden regels voor projectmanagementRecently I bought a little book "100 Golden rules for project management" (affiliate link). A nice handy booklet, particularly a good book you can use for gifts. Given my background as a project manager, it is also nice to do buy it for myself:). See also the ‘Bookshelf’ for more tips on books.

The booklet contains 100 rules that you should stick to in project management. Each argument is briefly explained and sometimes supported with a statement. Many of the rules are also applicable to the organization of a web project. That gave me the idea for a number of these propositions "to tackle" in a day to deal with on my weblog. And make a list of my own rules for Internet projectmanagement
 
A brief description of the rule and how it applied to Internet projectmanagement. Today part 1: There are no rules, or: be flexible with the rules.

Be flexible with the ‘rules’

"What works is good" Lautier says in his book, and he’s right. It is good for you to stick to a number of rules but you may also vary. That is particularly true for project management for Internet projects. But only during the construction phase of a project, not in the maintenance phase afterwards. And controled.

During a project will give you will gain a lot of new insights. This is caused by the growing knowledge of the client during the construction. From an idea, the client will find out that there are many more possibilities. And that of course he wants to implement these possibilities. You can then try hard to stick to the planned rules, but the end product will not be what you want.

So make sure you have a possibility to be able to depart from the appointments as they are made on forehand. Build new appointments and explain that. Key issue here is that you pre- acknowledge that the arrangements can be adjusted.


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Supermarket 2.0

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Web 2.0? No way, Supermarket 2.0! This Israelien ‘supermarket’ is completely 2.0. Filled with tags, user generated content, other users opinions and popular lists. A nice way to explain "2.0".


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