Tips and Techniques for
Managing the Project Schedule
Backwards and Forwards: Project Schedule Planning
Depending upon the nature of the project, and related
management directives, project scheduling strategies will vary.
In all likelihood, you will face two specific timing scenarios when
planning any project. You will likely be presented with "the
demand" or "the question", forcing you to choose (or blend)
forward planning or backward planning strategies to
create your project timeline. Learn
how to make informed choices and pick the right scheduling strategy
for projects.
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