Identifying Schedule Activities and Milestones | Practical Project Management Training

How to develop a project schedule, identify schedule activities and project milestones.
Practical project management training for beginning project managers or those who want to know the step by step process for how to start a project, how to plan a project and how to manage a project to success. This project management tutorial will be an excellent guide for a new PM or a beginner in project management.
This project management video tutorial explains how to develop the project schedule by first identifying the project schedule activities and project milestones.
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Edward Shehab is a certified CBAP, PMP, PgMP, PfMP, SIx Sigma Green Belt and PMOC. He has been training project management and business analysis professionals in USA and Middle East for over 15 years. He holds a Master of Science degree in Managing Programs and Projects from Boston, MA. He is very active in the project training and consulting domain and has contributed to PMI's Standard for Program Management 4th Ed, and also the Practice Standard for Scheduling. Edward Shehab was the first person to be certified as PfMP from PMI in the USA.

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Well, I can relate this to the agile scrum way of working, we convert the problem statements in to the roadmap and every checkpoint is a milestone (in project management), Release is the word in IT and every release is further broken down to epics and user stories and reach to a granular level wich is task. Developers works on each task associated with each story and mark the story done once all associated task are completed. I also gifted 💎 and now can't take back. 😒

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I like your last sentence there...LOL

[@nasdaq900]

Excellent summary of activities planning :-)

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Glad you liked it! and thanks for watching!