10.Nov.2010 at 14:46 by Angela Lord
Interesting presentation of how they arrived at a method that works for them. Seems to be effective solution. Gives food for thought in looking at how my school does this.
Rightsizing Project Tracking and Management
Laura Young – UNC-Greensboro, Gloria Thornton – UNC-Greensboro, Joel Dunn – UNC-Greensboro (10.Nov.2010 at 09:30)
Talk at UNC CAUSE 2010 (English - US)
How can you choose a Project Tracking and Management method that works for your institution? This is one University’s voyage from no system through a comprehensive enterprise tool-based system, before arriving at the solution we think is right for us.
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Track(s): Leadership and Management
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Comments
10.Nov.2010 at 15:50 by Denise Luken
Good presentation. Trying to prioritize our projects and manage our resources is an ongoing challenge.
10.Nov.2010 at 15:58 by Megan R. Bell
This is information (and experiences) that apply to all of us in higher ed IT. How to track work without turning into big brother. Also good to hear from each speaker's own perspective/experience. Thank you!!
10.Nov.2010 at 18:27 by Andy Click
Great depth! Good to hear from a variety of folks within the organization.
10.Nov.2010 at 14:16 by Troy Hurteau
This was a great presentation on a very interesting project. It sounds like a genuine effort to think critically about the needs and deliver an efficient and effective solution. I'm really interested in more technical details about the system and development effort, but I think they did a good job of keeping it non-technical.