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Week 1 - Fundamentals of Project Initiation Why Project Initiation is Important? A well-planned initiation results in a strong foundation for your project, and sets it up for success. The initiation phase is a crucial time for asking stakeholders the right questions performing research determining resources clearly documenting the key components of a project Getting on the same page and gaining clarity during the initiation phase can save a lot of time and extra work for everyone throughout the project....

Project Charter Project Scope Key Stakeholder Timeline Budget Resource

Week 1 - Embarking on a career in project management Week 2 - Becoming an effective project manager Key Project Manager Roles and Responsibilities Project Management Responsibilities Planning and organising. Making use of productivity tools and creating processes. Creating plans, timelines, schedules, and other forms of documentation to track project completion. Managing tasks. A project tasks is an activity that needs to be accomplished within a set period of time by you, your team or your stakeholders....

Table Partitioning Table Cloning Table Overwriting Performance Optimisation OPTIMIZE VACUUM Delta Live Table Create a Silver Table from a Bronze Table Data Ingestion Multiple Data Source Single Data Source Data Quality Quality Enforcement with CONSTRAINT General GLOBAL TEMP VIEW CREATE TABLE USING Auto Loader VS COPY INTO SCD Type 2 Table Change Data Capture (CDC) feed Change Data Feed (CDF) Dynamic View Column level control Row level control Structured Streaming Streaming query to handle late-arriving data Streaming query to calculate business-level aggregation for each non-overlapping five-minute interval....

In the previous post around Effective Meetings in Workspace , I talk about some general best practice about a productive meeting. Normally a meeting can be organised based on following phrases. In this page, I am going to write down some practical tips for facilitating a productive workshop. Before meeting kick-off In the meeting Post meeting follow-up Before Kick-Off Preparation. Get to the meeting room if you have. Get yourself a cup of water if you need....