| RE: [epf-dev] Next PM conf call |
I'd like to schedule the next PM conference call for sometime this week. As I'm pretty busy Wednesday and Thursday, I'd like to do it either tomorrow (Tuesday) or Friday. Do others have any preference? I've also submitted many of the items in the spreadsheet as Bugzilla entries, so one thing to do would be to prioritize and assign those. There are still a small number that we need to review or have been deferred because of their relationship to items to be discussed. I suggest we start with that list first, see how it goes, and then get to the submitted items. I've attached the updated spreadsheet and the minutes from the last meeting.
Per, at the conference last week, we discussed if you, as the project manager, could render our project management work products using OpenUP templates (project plan and iteration plan). I'm thinking that each discipline/package owner could being using our work item list template (once we come up with one -- I'll try to take the lead on this for PM-related items). What would be the best way for us to get going on this?
Thanks, Chris ~:|
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