IAB Non-member: £600 +VAT
Advertiser: £510 +VAT
This one day session, suitable for project managers and producers, will help delegates who are already familiar with project management understand what makes managing the production and delivery of a digital project different from offline projects.
What it will cover:
- The anatomy of a digital project
- Digital project management processes
- System descriptions and initial scoping
- A look at advanced methodologies (Agile / Prince 2 / Waterfall )
- Success criteria, ball park timings and budget guidelines
- Costing digital projects
- Creating time lines
- Types of personas and how to use them
- Techniques for capturing requirements
- Techniques for estimating
- Techniques for testing
- Putting it all together
- Top 10 tips for avoiding digital project pitfalls.
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