Blockchain For Dummies. Laurence Tiana

      6. Hold a kickoff meeting to begin the project.

      • Vision for the project

      • Project strategy

      • Project timeline

      • Roles and responsibilities

      • Team-building activities

      • Team commitments

      • How your team will make decisions

      • Key metrics the project will be measured against

      

After you complete your project, you aren’t done! Go back and analyze your successes and failures. Here are some questions to ask yourself:

      ❯❯ Are my key stakeholders happy?

      ❯❯ Did the project stay on schedule?

      ❯❯ If not, what caused it to be delayed?

      ❯❯ What did I learn from this project?

      ❯❯ What do I wish I had done differently?

      ❯❯ Did I actually create new value for my company or save money?

      

You may want to return to this chapter when you have a deeper knowledge of blockchain technology and you’re developing a plan to build a project.

      Chapter 3

      Getting Your Hands on Blockchain

      IN THIS CHAPTER

      Blockchains are very powerful tools and are positioned to change how the world moves money, secures systems, and builds digital identities. If you aren’t a core developer, you probably won’t be doing any in-depth blockchain development in the near future. That said, you still need to understand how blockchains work and what their core limitations are, because they’ll be integrated into many everyday online interactions – from how businesses pay people to how governments know that their systems and data are intact and secure.