As you continue to use it, you can add to your libraries so that much of the process will become largely automatic, saving your time. The program then starts to question you, exposing barriers to implementation. The Project KickStart asks probing questions about each thought or task that you add. The end product of this scepticism is a set of focused suggestions for preventing and overcoming the barriers. You sit down with it and in about 30 minutes, you can put together a very impressive project plan and schedule.
Nobody believes it s that easy until they use it for the first time.
After that, they re converts. Using a series of questions and pick lists, you can quickly assemble phases, tasks and people into a coherent project. You can also include tasks from a similar project or create your own. The whole Project KickStart process takes about 30 minutes, but it's time well-spent for both novice users and experienced planners. For example, Project KickStart asked me to identify goals for certain parts of my project, which is something often overlooked in planning.