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RightFit – News you can use.
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Electronic Newsletter Issue 2005-09 |
Sept. 2005 |
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In this issue: Striking Statistic, Timely Tip, Computer Clue, Group Gathering and Quick Quote |
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This bimonthly e-news is made available to further the mission:
“To help organizations increase employee and system potential to produce results.”
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No one is truly available to a project 100%. The most that can be expected is up to 80% availability from people tied to their workstations. However for knowledge workers highest availability would be 50% - 60%. HELP us gather more project management and problem solving related stats, by clicking on the URL below to complete surveys. http://www.geocities.com/slee_rightfit/Survey_Projects.html
If looking for ways to increase project team members effectiveness, then check out how knowledge of time, meeting, and project management are related. To do so, click on the URL below to see the August 2005 article "Planning for Success" from the American Society for Training and Development (ASTD)** newsletter. http://www.dallasastd.org/news/ASTD/Articles/planforsuccess.htm
Below is the diagram mentioned in the above ASTD article. It also appeared in RightFit newsletter article in July 2005.
** The Dallas Chapter of ASTD focuses on best practices and local trends that professionals will find informative, useful, and applicable to the challenges they face.
According to the Wizard of Whenã "Before trying to develop a project plan, assemble a Project Team of people that have something to contribute to the overall project. ... If the team can help with planning, then they are more likely to be committed to accomplishing the plan and the project goal or objective. In addition, it is less likely that omission of important details from the plan will occur if the team is involved in developing the plan."
To help with project planning and team member task performance there is a wide variety of software applications that may be helpful. There are project tools for developing plans and tracking resources. Additionally spreadsheet and word processing tools as available for creating graphs and necessary documents. Other tools allow team members to plan and prioritize their time, as well as being useful for group planning and communication. Some allow for setting up meetings, sending invitations, assigning tasks, or directly booking meetings on the calendars of others via a network.
http://www.dallasastd.org/news/ASTD/Articles/standingO.htm
"With every project you do, you bring out a part of yourself, and it seems to be quite a good way of expanding a person." - Kate Beckinsale |
Does your workspace look like this?
Then don't miss your chance to attend:
The 36-Hour Day
on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2005
Northwest High School 2301 Texas Drive Room 828
Justin
Seminar Description: Are you buried under clutter, letting your lack of organization waste other's time, and do you wish for a 36-hour day so you can get it all done? This seminar won't give you a longer day but it will give you the necessary tools to feel like time is on your side. Learn how to set priorities and weed out distractions while reducing stress and increasing comfort at home and work.
please register by Sept. 12.
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