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A work breakdown structure is an extremely valuable and important project management tool. It sets the foundation for the rest of the project planning.
Work Breakdown Structure is a tool project managers use to break projects down into manageable pieces. Here's why you need one and how to create your own.
This article discusses creating your Work Breakdown Structure using Microsoft Project, an ideal tool for the purpose.
The Work Breakdown Structure is an essential tool to set the project scope. It forms the agreement between you and your client on what is included and what is not included in your end deliverable.
Not recordedGantt charts and PERT charts are useful tools for visualising and communicating information about projects, but they do have a number of limitations.
Not recordedIf the Six Sigma project you are implementing is huge how can you get it done in a reasonable timeframe? A Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) can help and here's how.
Not recordedCreating a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) requires a substantial amount of energy, time and people, but in the end is not rocket science.
Not recordedHow to create a well thought out, detailed project plan using a Work Breakdown Structure and Logic Network while building a committed high performing team.
Running a project without a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is like going to a strange land without a roadmap. ~ J Phillips
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