Conduct Daily Stand-Up Meetings for Projects

by Hal on November 25, 2005

in PM practice, project planning

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The daily stand-up meeting is a crucial aspect of keeping projects moving without interruption. I made two postings: Daily Coordination (Meetings) for Managing Promises and Managing Commitments in Stand-Up Meetings as part of a series on project meeting protocols. Here are five more from Kevin Rutherford conducting stand-up meetings posted in his weblog Silk and Spinach. (Read his postings from last to first.) There are enough similarities between lean and agile to take a close look at Kevin's advice, particularly his attention on surfacing impediments, only reporting completions, and conducting the meeting in the same location that the team works. Sounds lean to me.

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