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Project Review Track*Project Review Track

End-of-Project Review

Project Review
Scenario
Reviewing a Project has a number of important benefits, not the least of which are:-
  • reviewing the Project and the issues raised
  • redefining Actions & Priorities
  • ensuring acceptance by the Group
  • validating authority and timing of Action Plans

The structure (like all Pinpoint Facilitation™ sessions) is flexible, according to your needs and circumstances:-

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Name
Function in project
What I want from today is:-

Trailer

How did the project go?
Brilliant!
< - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - >
Disaster!!

Card Call : Double

What went really well? (green)

What should have gone better? (red)

Call Card actions:-

  • Header cards for the "goods"
  • Prioritise, recognise and congratulate
  • Discuss, "Why did they go well?"
  • You might like to cluster under:-
    • Us
    • Management
    • Client
    • Joint Operators etc.
  • List what did not go well and prioritise
  • Work through the list in sub-Groups and develop
  • recommendations for future projects

Dumb Waiter could be:-

Causes

 

 

Solutions

 

 

Counter arguments

 

 

Actions

 

 

or some other problem-solving process . . . .

  • A mixture of Ideas Gallery as well as Presentations will be better than presentations alone
  • (For techies, you might like to avoid presentations altogether!)
  • Develop the recommendations board/action plan.

    Remember, as always, that the Action Plan must be actions to take by the assembled people. If another person/Department has to do something, the action needs to be presented and maybe sold. It must not be assumed that other person/Department will do it just because the group says so!

    © Copyright 2005-2010. Pinpoint™ and Pinpoint Facilitation™ are Trade Marks.
    Trade Marks and all Website design & content are the copyright of
    Pinpoint Facilitation Limited, Chalgrove, Oxfordshire UK. All rights reserved.