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13 changes: 6 additions & 7 deletions docs/practices/Deployment-And-Operations/Demand-Management.md
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title: Demand Management
description: The practice of forecasting, planning, and managing the demand for products or services to ensure that they meet the business objectives and customer needs.
description: The practice of forecasting, planning, and managing the demand for resources to ensure that the best use is made of them.
tags:
- Planning-Management
- Practice
- Demand-Management
featured:
class: c
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- "Demand Forecasting"
- "Resource Planning"
- "Capacity Planning"
- "Resource Scaling"
mitigates:
- tag: Resource Risk
- tag: Scarcity Risk
reason: "Helps in efficiently allocating resources to meet the demand without overburdening the team."
- tag: Schedule Risk
- tag: Deadline Risk
reason: "Ensures that the demand is managed to meet delivery schedules."
- tag: Market Risk
reason: "Aligns production with market demand, reducing the risk of under or overproduction."
attendant:
- tag: Complexity Risk
reason: "Forecasting and planning demand can add complexity to project management."
- tag: Inflexibility Risk
reason: "Strict demand management can limit the ability to respond to unexpected changes."
- tag: Accuracy Risk
- tag: Funding Risk
reason: "Inaccurate demand forecasts can lead to resource misallocation."
related:
- ../Planning-And-Management/Prioritising
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16 changes: 7 additions & 9 deletions docs/practices/Planning-And-Management/Delegation.md
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title: Delegation
description: The practice of assigning responsibility and authority to others to carry out specific activities or tasks.
tags:
- Planning-Management
- Practice
- Delegation
featured:
class: c
element: '<method imgsrc="/public/templates/risk-first/posts/delegation.svg">Delegation</method>'
element: '<action>Delegation</action>'
practice:
aka:
- "Task Assignment"
- "Empowerment"
- "Authority Delegation"
- "Responsibility Allocation"
mitigates:
- tag: Resource Risk
- tag: Coordination Risk
reason: "Ensures optimal utilization of team members' skills and capabilities."
- tag: Schedule Risk
reason: "Distributes workload effectively, helping to meet deadlines."
- tag: Focus Risk
reason: "Allows leaders to focus on higher-priority tasks by delegating routine work."
- tag: Process Risk
reason: "Delegation can be used to stop processes getting in the way of progress."
attendant:
- tag: Control Risk
- tag: Agency Risk
reason: "Can lead to a loss of control over task execution and quality."
- tag: Accountability Risk
reason: "Responsibility for outcomes can become unclear, leading to accountability issues."
- tag: Communication Risk
reason: "Requires clear communication to ensure tasks are understood and executed properly."
related:
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> "Delegation is the assignment of any responsibility or authority to another person to carry out specific activities. It is one of the core concepts of management leadership." - [Delegation, _Wikipedia_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delegation)
Delegation involves assigning responsibility and authority to others to carry out specific activities or tasks. This practice is essential for efficient management and helps in optimizing resource utilization, distributing workload, and allowing leaders to focus on higher-priority tasks. Effective delegation requires clear communication and proper accountability to ensure tasks are executed correctly and objectives are met.
Delegation involves assigning responsibility and authority to others to carry out specific activities or tasks. Effective delegation requires clear communication and proper accountability to ensure tasks are executed correctly and objectives are met.

See:

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22 changes: 10 additions & 12 deletions docs/practices/Planning-And-Management/Meeting.md
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title: Meeting
description: The practice of gathering team members to discuss project progress, address issues, and make decisions.
description: "The practice of gathering team members to discuss project progress, address issues, and make decisions."
tags:
- Collaboration
- Communication
- Meeting
- Practice
featured:
class: c
element: '<method imgsrc="/public/templates/risk-first/posts/meeting.svg">Meeting</method>'
element: '<action>Meeting</action>'
practice:
aka:
- "Team Meeting"
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mitigates:
- tag: Communication Risk
reason: "Facilitates clear and direct communication among team members."
- tag: Alignment Risk
- tag: Coordination Risk
reason: "Ensures everyone is on the same page regarding project goals and progress."
- tag: Issue Management Risk
reason: "Provides a platform to identify, discuss, and resolve issues promptly."
attendant:
- tag: Time Management Risk
- tag: Schedule Risk
reason: "Can consume a significant amount of time if not managed effectively."
- tag: Participation Risk
- tag: Coordination Risk
reason: "Risk of not having all relevant team members present or engaged."
- tag: Decision-Making Risk
- tag: Process Risk
reason: "Decisions may be delayed if consensus is not reached during the meeting."
related:
- ../Collaboration-And-Communication/Stakeholder-Management
- ../Planning-And-Management/Stakeholder-Management
- ../Planning-And-Management/Prioritising
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> "A meeting is an assembly of people for a particular purpose, especially for formal discussion." - [Meeting, _Wikipedia_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meeting)
Meetings are essential for effective team collaboration and communication. They provide a structured environment for discussing project progress, addressing issues, making decisions, and ensuring alignment among team members. Regular meetings help in maintaining transparency and keeping everyone informed about the project's status and any changes.
Meetings are useful for team collaboration and communication. Regular meetings help in maintaining transparency and keeping everyone informed about the project's status and any changes.

## See Also

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- "Roadmapping"
- "Release Planning"
- "Task Prioritization"
- Minimum Viable Product"
- "Minimum Viable Product"
mitigates:
- tag: Schedule Risk
reason: "Helps in focusing on high-priority tasks and meeting deadlines."
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36 changes: 9 additions & 27 deletions docs/practices/todo.txt
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3. My Glossary of Methods / Risks - we need to generate this, rather than writing it directly.
- Write something to generate the glossary of risks and practices
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3. My Glossary of Methods / Risks - we need to generate this, rather than writing it directly. DONE
- Write something to generate the glossary of risks and practices DONE
- unit testing / automated testing DONE

4. DON'T WORK ON THINKING IN THIS BRANCH DONE
- Consider_payoff should use "Bets" tag. DONE

5. FIX LINKS AND RISK DIAGRAMS

unit testing / automated testing

DON'T WORK ON THINKING IN THIS BRANCH
6. - books for each method.
7. Variations for each practice, Pressure


Looking for balance:

grep -R " - tag:" docs/practices | sed 's/.*://' | sort | uniq -c


Pressure

FIX LINKS AND RISK DIAGRAMS

- books for each method.


AFTER MERGE

Consider_payoff should use "Bets" tag.


New Practices Introduced While Merging Glossaries

Standardisation
Meetings
Demand Management
Delegation


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