Planning With Purpose
This template is all about project planning.
"By failing to plan, you are preparing to fail".
This template is all about project planning. Having a predictable and effective process is important to our team, so we created the “Planning With Purpose” template.
The template covers 5 key steps:
Kick-off
Manage scope
Divide and conquer
Track progress
Share resources & notes
Kick off a project by first communicating key project details, managing the project scope, letting each team member contribute in their key areas of expertise, using Miro’s kanban integration track progress, and share resources.
The best part -- all 5 steps can take place inside one Miro canvas, giving everyone a clear direction, visibility into task level details, and a handy place to meet virtually.
Use this planning template to start, track and execute a project with your team - no matter where they are located.
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Works best for:
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