work plan

If you're good at it, managing the workplan can be one of the more challenging and rewarding aspects of project management.

Your workplan is now ready to go.

Create a detailed workplan, including assigning resources and estimating the work as far out as you feel comfortable.

As the project manager, you must evaluate the workplan on an ongoing basis (perhaps weekly) and determine the current state of the project.

Review the workplan on a regular basis to determine how you are progressing in terms of schedule and budget.

The more complex your project is, the more change is going to be required in your workplan over time.

Identify activities that have been completed during the previous time period and update the workplan to show they are finished.

You may find that you can't complete the Project Definition without starting to lay out the overall Project Workplan.

After the workplan has been updated, determine whether the project will be completed within the original effort, cost, and duration.

A national FETP workplan was developed based on an evaluation of the existing programme and projected human resource needs.

The forum takes its practical guidance from a detailed workplan for translating the Commission's recommendations into action.

The workplan provides the step-by-step instructions for constructing project deliverables and managing the project.

The major deliverables in place are the Project Definition and Project Workplan.

The workplan was finalized in September following a two-day consultation with stakeholders.

The Conference adopted the budget and workplan for the period 2006-2007, financed through voluntary assessed contributions from Parties.

This involves building the Project Workplan.

You should use a prior workplan from a similar project as a model, if one exists.

Similarly I also anticipated treats the second half year the workplan.

During this weekly review, you'll update the workplan with the current state of work that is completed and in progress.

You'll know what work you have to complete (Project Definition) and how you'll get the work done (Project Workplan).

WHO is developing a comprehensive strategy and workplan based on guidance from the Member States.

Develop and manage workplan with customers to meet program deliverables

Manage the workplan and monitor the schedule and budget

Proposed workplan to study on the development of public service broadcasting in Hong Kong prepared by the Secretariat