Workshop Description:
This is an introductory workshop for Hansoft users. The learning format is a hands-on workshop where the attendees will be working directly in the Hansoft project manager tool as we work through a combination of instructor led sessions and student exercises. No prior experience with Hansoft is required.
We will start with a quick review of agile principles and look at how Hansoft supports these methodologies. Students will start with installing the application and connecting to the project server. We will cover all the functional dimensions of Hansoft, working our way up from the basics of logging in to planning and managing a sample project containing multiple releases, teams and sprints.
Who should attend:
Anyone who will be using Hansoft on a daily basis will benefit from this education. It will be of particular benefit to those who are involved in leading teams and planning work:
- Team or Discipline Leads
- Scrum Masters
- Producers
- Project Managers
- Discipline or Department Managers
- Executive Managers
By the end of the two days, students will have successfully performed the following:
- Install and log in to Hansoft
- Create a new project
- Create and allocate human resources to projects
- Create project teams and resource groups
- Create and manage a project backlog
- Create and plan project releases
- Create and plan project sprints
- Understand team & sprint allocations
- Review sprint burndown charts
- Measure team velocity
- Create and share useful reports
- Create and utilize pipelines and workflows
- Utilize Kanban boards for production tracking
- Gain an understanding of Hansoft best practices for scaling to large projects and organization.
- And more!
Looking for even more depth? Check out our Hansoft Advanced Workshops.
Attendees are required to bring their own notebook PC with wifi networking for the workshop. Sharing is permitted, but it is preferable for each student to have their own computer to work on. All required software, sample data, etc will be supplied. No pre-configuration is necessary.