Applying Progressive Elaboration Techniques:
Collaboration Series 3 of 3
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EdmontonPM
Dec 30
Online Webinar – Recorded
Offered by: Solutions Cube Group (Rep 2451) $12.95 USD
Attendees will be awarded 1 Cat A PDU for participating.
This webinar is the third in a 3 part series series on Collaboration by Solutions Cube. Although this module is a part of the series – each module in the series can be taken individually.
The PMBOK® refers to the concept of progressive elaboration as a recommended method for defining the project’s scope and producing project outcomes.
Many teams struggle with applying progressive elaboration or lack the knowledge to apply these techniques in manner which allows for continual clarification of the project scope versus expanding the boundaries of the project scope.
In this 1 hour live in-depth Webinar participants learn how to:
- Apply progressive elaboration concepts on the creation of project deliverables
- Use the Wave Concept to develop project deliverables in a collaborative meeting setting
- Keep stakeholders focused on the deliverable or task at hand during meetings
- Structure a progress elaboration meeting activity expand the depth of knowledge for a deliverable without expanding the scope of the project effort
Join Solutions Cube for this 1 hour in depth presentation to learn how to avoid allowing progressive elaboration to become an uncontrolled scope creep dilemma on their projects. This is part 3 of a three part series presented by Solutions Cube.
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