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Index
Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction
The Reason for This Book Considering Collaboration Tools: Project Management Software Evolved How the Book is Organized Is this Book for you?
Part 1: The Context for Collaboration
Chapter 1: Why we are Leaving Behind Old Working Practices
1. Project Timescales Require Frequent Collaboration 2. Virtual Teams Need Better Tools 3. Being Digital and Social Drives Business Results 4. It’s the Way Business Works Today Beyond Project Teams Summary
Chapter 2: Online Collaboration - The New Normal
Communicating Online: A Brief History Moving your Team Online
1. Community 2. Communication 3. Access to Data 4. Connectivity
Technology for Collaboration
Virtual Factor 1: Geography Virtual Factor 2: Electronic Communication Virtual Factor 3: Culture
The Limitations of Online Collaboration Summary
Chapter 3: Collaboration Tools 101
1. Instant Messaging
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
2. File upload
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
3. File Versioning and Collaboration
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
4. Create Groups/Teams
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
5. Share Updates
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
6. Search
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
7. Reports
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
8. Workflows
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
9. Notifications and Alerts
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
10. Liking and Gamification
Why should I use this Feature? Pros Cons
The Disadvantages of Collaboration Tools Summary
Chapter 4: Communication and the Project Management Life Cycle
The Project Management Life Cycle: The Communication View
Initiation Phase Planning Phase Delivery Phase(s) Closure Phase
Communication Challenges for Project Managers (And how you Can Address Them)
1. Communicating up and out to Stakeholders and Sponsors 2. Managing Miscommunication 3. Communicating for Team Building 4. Managing the Team’s Communication Preferences
Summary
Chapter 5: Team Management and the Project Management Life Cycle
The Project Management Life Cycle: The Team Management View
Initiation Phase Planning Phase Delivery Phase(s) Closure Phase
Team Management Challenges
1. Managing Dispersed Teams 2. Managing Across Cultures 3. Managing Part-Time Team Members 4. Managing People who don’t Work for you
Summary
Part 2: Making It Work
Chapter 6: Strategy First
Strategy Before Tools Developing a Strategy
Step 1: Identify the Problems Step 2: Identify Stakeholders Step 3: Define your goals Step 4: Identify Possible Solutions
Defining What you Want from your Software
1. Functional Requirements 2. Nonfunctional Requirements 3. Vendor Fit 4. Cost 5. Other Strategic Elements
The Question of Gamification Summary
Chapter 7: Is your Team Ready to Work Online?
Four Dependencies for a Successful Deployment Team Culture: Is your Team Ready?
Using Social Technographics for Profiling
Project Culture: How are you Going to Pilot your Software?
The Timescales The Criticality The Objectives
Organization Culture: What Else is your Company Doing?
Appetite Current Activity
Personal Culture: How Much Time do you have to Dedicate to Making this Work?
Managing the Time Required Your Level of Commitment Communicate, Communicate, Communicate
Summary
Chapter 8: Winning Over Management
Prepare the Ground Identifying Risks Measure Success Dispel Myths Myth #1: It’s a Big Change Myth #2: Anyone can do Anything Myth #3: Wikis are Problematic Myth #4: No More Face-to-Face Meetings Myth #5: It will Waste Time Myth #6: We can Monitor Individual Activity Dealing with Lack of Support Summary
Chapter 9: How to Choose and Use the Right Tools
First…Decide Developing a Business Case The Alternative to a Financial Business Case First Steps for Implementation Planning your Pilot
Treat It Like a Project Plan and Schedule Review Configuration Options Going Live
Making it Easy to use Evaluating the Benefits What Happens If Take-Up is Poor?
Is There a Culture of Sharing? Stakeholder Mapping: What are they Missing? Easier Access to the Tool Are There Other Issues in the Team? Set a Good Example Make it Fun Make it Useful Buddy Up Blend Old and New
Summary
Chapter 10: Getting Started With Collaboration Tools: Using Wikis
Wikis Explained
The Advantages of Wikis Wiki Disadvantages
Wikis as Organizational Knowledge Repositories Wikis for Lessons Learned First Steps With Wikis
Choose and Install your Tools Look and Feel Empower your Authors Review Regularly
Dealing With Revisions Subscribe Search Wiki Mistakes
Anonymity: The Big No-No Perfection: Don’t Bother Topics: Step Back when Necessary Irrelevance: Letting the Wiki Go Stale
Wiki Best Practices Summary
Chapter 11: Managing Online Culture Shock: Risk Mitigation Strategies for Collaborating Online
Managing the Overload
Filtering Segment the Conversations Promoting Value
Managing the “Experts”
Relevancy Giving a Voice to the Many
Managing the “Always On” Culture
Mobile Solutions
Managing the Lack of Control Managing Expectations Online Etiquette Summary
Chapter 12: Keeping your Project Data Secure
Start at the Beginning: Usage Policies Policies on Archiving Educate your Team Legal Issues Addressing Security Concerns
1. Access Control 2. Back Ups 3. Audit Trails 4. Abuses of the System 5. Unauthorized Software
Summary
Part 3: The Bigger Picture
Chapter 13: Building Personal Online Credibility
Getting Started Creating an Online Profile
Photos Nothing is Private! The Risk of Digital Sharecropping
Social Media for Continuing Professional Development The Power of Twitter Social Recruiting: The Job Search Moves Online
Help with Interview Preparation
Being Credible
The Company you Keep
Pay Attention to the Little Things Summary
Chapter 14: Conclusions: The Future of Work
Looking Forward: Seven Future Trends
1. Project Analytics 2. Digital PMOs and the Role of the Digital Leader 3. The Culture of Collaboration 4. Interoperability 5. Interoperability of Methodology 6. Archiving 7. Predictive Software
Summary
Appendix: Project Management Resources Online Glossary References Suggested Reading About the Author Praise for Collaboration Tools for Project Managers
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