Comments on: Using Status Reports to Manage Your Projects http://blog.pelotonics.com/using-status-reports-to-manage-your-projects/ The Pelotonics Application Blog Thu, 18 Feb 2010 11:46:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: admin http://blog.pelotonics.com/using-status-reports-to-manage-your-projects/comment-page-1/#comment-114 admin Thu, 21 May 2009 15:39:08 +0000 http://blog.pelotonics.com/?p=293#comment-114 You are right on Leonardo. Thanks for stopping by. It is a very simple method and only applies to the right project/group situation. It made a huge amount of difference for me by going to this method. The nice thing about the simplistic nature was that people actually followed through with their reporting. They knew that if they fed me proper information, they would be left with more time to execute on their deliverables. Thanks again for the thoughtful comments! Troy You are right on Leonardo. Thanks for stopping by. It is a very simple method and only applies to the right project/group situation. It made a huge amount of difference for me by going to this method. The nice thing about the simplistic nature was that people actually followed through with their reporting. They knew that if they fed me proper information, they would be left with more time to execute on their deliverables.

Thanks again for the thoughtful comments!

Troy

]]> By: Leonardo Nogueira http://blog.pelotonics.com/using-status-reports-to-manage-your-projects/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Leonardo Nogueira Thu, 21 May 2009 11:33:29 +0000 http://blog.pelotonics.com/?p=293#comment-113 Troy, I see It is a matter of tailoring the used/proposed methodology according the project needs. There are customers with much more need for structured status reporting, specially on project budget consumption. Smaller projects are more suitable for the simple approach as you describe and I totally support that view. By the way I recently knew Pelotonics. That is a great solution. best regards, Leonardo Nogueira Troy,

I see It is a matter of tailoring the used/proposed methodology according the project needs. There are customers with much more need for structured status reporting, specially on project budget consumption.

Smaller projects are more suitable for the simple approach as you describe and I totally support that view.

By the way I recently knew Pelotonics. That is a great solution.

best regards,
Leonardo Nogueira

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