Article on project methodology

Article on project methodology

1. Stage 1- Desire

   • Must start at the end = description of the future of the project
   • The past must be studied
   • Study models that are similar and that are successful
   • Study the most successful points of models or programs
   • Start dreaming about the program
   • Dreans = the best engine in the universe
   • Study of existing legislation in relation to the product to be produced
   • - Obstacles
     • Limitations, obstacles and disabilities
     • Limitations, obstacles and disabilities
     • Solution of the body: Hydrocortisone
     • Knowing the images but not knowing how to project them
     • - Essential: Keep track of our images and our process

2. Stage 2 - Current Actions

   • The type of product to be created or improved is studied and determined.
   • It focuses on the actions that will be taken in the present and in the future.
   • The type of human organization of the project is studied.
   • The changes made are compared with the past of the project or model to be changed.
   • We collect important information in the three pillars of society: I, others and context.
   • You learn to pick up other people’s opinions and compare them with our perception.
   • At the end of the stage you must redefine desired images of the first stage.

3. Step 3 - Evaluation (Comparison)

   • The images of stage 1 are compared with the current images of stage 2.
   • It should focus on two aspects:
     • The first of these are the differences between those we want and have.
     • The second is the effectiveness of current actions on what we want in the future.
   • Without evaluation it is not possible to know the progress that has been made in the designated time
     • _ The evaluation provides us with sufficient information to be able to take the necessary measures for the improvement of the product.

4. Stage 4 - Planning of actions and forms of follow-up

   • Step 4 consists of actions to improve the product or the project itself.
   • This planning takes place in two different parts:
     • The first is the approach or design of the actions to be taken in order to reach from the current point to the desired point.
       • The essential ingredients for compliance with this part are:
         • - Actions must be triggered immediately or in a short period of time.
         • - These actions must be concise, detailed and clear.
         • - The plan contains proactive and positive actions that can lead the project to the desired image.
         • - The actions you wish to implement are achievable and in accordance with the regulations.
         • - The actions are the result of a commitment by the parties involved.
         • - These actions are feasible and do not present any risk.
         • - These actions achieve a type of persistence to reach the original image.
     • The second consists of the design of follow-up forms for such actions.
       • The essential ingredients for compliance with this part are:
         • - One of the ingredients of this stage are the indicators of progress for the set of actions planned.
         • - The following is the collection and revision of data and information on progress and indicators.
         • - The third is the time taken to collect data
         • - The last is the recording and documentation of the data and analyses collected.