Hi all,
I have recently published an excellent (and long) article on gate meetings [1], the article is quite comprehensive and can definitely act as a reference.
The article first defines Gate Meetings (what they are, why and when they need to be held, who should attend), it then explains the list of things that usually get done during a Gate Meeting. The article then explains how you should run the Gate Meeting, how decisions are made, and who are the decision makers. Again, this article is an excellent reference on the subject. Your comments on the article are always welcome.
I also published another article about the project status report [2], the article defines the components of project status as well as the key data to be included. The article is fairly comprehensive and a template (project status report) can be easily drawn based on this article.
Thanks and Enjoy!
I have recently published an excellent (and long) article on gate meetings [1], the article is quite comprehensive and can definitely act as a reference.
The article first defines Gate Meetings (what they are, why and when they need to be held, who should attend), it then explains the list of things that usually get done during a Gate Meeting. The article then explains how you should run the Gate Meeting, how decisions are made, and who are the decision makers. Again, this article is an excellent reference on the subject. Your comments on the article are always welcome.
I also published another article about the project status report [2], the article defines the components of project status as well as the key data to be included. The article is fairly comprehensive and a template (project status report) can be easily drawn based on this article.
Thanks and Enjoy!