The document discusses lean project management methods which seek to develop projects through shared goals and knowledge rather than individual interests. Lean methods break work down into simple, manageable tasks and focus on completing each task before starting new ones to reduce waste and improve schedules, particularly for complex projects. It emphasizes keeping plans and processes simple through repetition and keeping all team members informed.

1. Delivering On Expectations
Keeping it Simple

2. Creating a
Plan

3. Lean Methods
Lean methods seek to develop and
manage a project through relationships,
shared knowledge and common goals.
Work and effort are broken down and
reorganized for the betterment of the
project rather than of individual
participants.
The result? Significant improvements in
schedule with dramatically reduced waste,
particularly on complex, uncertain and
quick projects.

4. Cycle Plan
Keeping to a simple plan and
cycling through it to make
sure that the repeat steps are
there to cover off any things
that may be missed off during
the delivery process.

5. Task Driven
Limit your work-in-progress (To Do)
and get more done.
Get a better flow on your board by
focusing on completing tasks instead
of starting new tasks…
Keep your tasks into easy manageable
pieces.

6. The most important takeaway
everyone has to remember.
“Keep it simple & keep everyone
informed”

7. Thanks!
http://www.projectinsight.net/blogs/online-project-
management/keeping-it-simple
https://www.leanconstruction.org/
https://leankit.com/learn/kanban/what-is-kanban/