Cube School – Agile Project Management Program: Experimenting Main Methods

In my previous post, I wrote:

8 days over 4 months to Master the Basics of Agile Project Management

We experience a module of 15 half-days to teach core practices to drive any project with direct application to digital and innovative projects in which fellow agile project managers have discovered how to:

● Present a project
● Take into account parameters and constraints of a project
● Identify and take into account the different stakeholders of a project
● Implement project management techniques
● Plan a project and assess its feasibility
● Take charge of various digital project management tools

About the facilitator / specialist

Hervé Tunga is an IT development engineer, international trainer and life coach. He developed his
project management experience over 15 years. His journey includes 3 years of office management in a Junior Enterprise Belgian, and over 15 years of local project management and international organizations within a European organization (Board of European Student of Technology): from events to projects IT development, marketing, and training.

As well as more 7 years of IT development in business. First as IT Project Manager during a final internship in England and, since 2011, a Development Engineer within the Altares group D & B.

Hervé’s learning approach was fun and helped us experiment solid agile methods. He served and coached each team on projects with impact while we developed and strenghtened our hard and soft skills.

Project Management Milestones & Approaches We Explore

• Agile Project Management
• Design thinking
• Digital entrepreneurship
• Agile methods: SCRUM, lean startup
• Community centered projects

For each project, we scoped the impact and efforts that were involved before we even start doing it in team.

Below are the words from Alona Cambay and the association Handipreneurs, that support game-changing entrepreneurial initiatives for disabled people, share anout the the story of Alona and the purpose of Tr-Handi:

“At the age of sixteen, I lost an important part of my right hand in a serious scooter accident. During an internship at PHILLIPA LEPLEY’s, wedding dress designer in London. I decided to create my own stylish glove to embellish my damaged hand. By creating my first glove prototype I had the desire to go further. Why not an everyday life glove? Not only extremely casual but also beautiful and convenient. And a glove for my water skiing competitions? And what about a sailing glove to participate in la Route du Rhum in 2022? And what if my personal researches could help some others? We are thousands in my case. Tr-Handi wants to help all those that dream about turning their disabilities into strengths.”

Consider to contribute to this meaningful project. You can do so over here.