Scheduling

When team members rely on different spreadsheets and verbal updates, projects slip. This article outlines concrete steps - single source of truth, clear update ownership, and review rhythms - to reduce surprises and regain control.

(Also published on LinkedIn ) This worked better than I expected. Recently I was at a gathering of people from a community organisation. The person who had been working out a roster of volunteers is taking a break (after 8 years!). I don’t have capacity to take on manually building the roster. However, I was inspired by demos on a recent PMI seminar (Global Study on the AI-Powered Project Management) and energised from the recent Global Power Platform Bootcamp Sydney. So