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The Complete Course for Operational Management
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207 students

The Complete Course for Operational Management

You will master Operational Management topics such as Database setup, task tracking, team collaboration!
Last updated 2/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • You will learn operational Management
  • You will learn how to to setup database in operational management tool
  • You will learn how to track and collaboration of team
  • You will learn how to analyze the data with operational management Tool.

Course content

7 sections69 lectures36h 27m total length
  • Introduction7:07

    Explore the Salesforce front-end and back-end logic by building a registration page with name, email, and address validation, persisting data to database.com via a leads table.

  • Examples of personal life bases6:21

    Plan, implement, test, and review each functionality with the client, decide production readiness, and use Jira to track work, provide UAT access or sandbox, and re-plan if needed.

  • How to navigate the platform4:15

    Plan platform development with sprint-based timelines, set deadlines from June to December, and break work into two-week sprints: one for development, one for testing, delivering a registration form.

  • What is Operational Management and Who is it for6:06

    Open the Jira project and review planning tools - roadmap, backlog, board, and releases - to manage current sprint, track statuses from to do, in progress, to done, and log story points.

  • Create a resolution base4:09

    Learn how to build a resolution base by capturing the problem statement and acceptance criteria, then validate with Salesforce test steps and manage ticket workflow from to-do to in-progress.

  • What type of base boards can you create3:14

    Learn sprint-based operations, including daily standups, Jira board updates, and how teams review story status, address blockers, and push work to testing and UAT.

  • How to use and find templates3:46

    Explore how retrospectives review sprint outcomes, identify what went well, and outline improvements, while learning Jira setup and access for project tracking.

  • Business Base with Jira2:43

Requirements

  • You must have some knowledge on Project Management prior to this course

Description

This course covers everything about Operational Management. Operational Management is a versatile project management tool that combines the simplicity of spreadsheets with the functionality of databases, making it a powerful solution for managing projects across various industries. It offers a user-friendly interface that allows teams to collaborate seamlessly while keeping track of tasks, deadlines, and project milestones.

One of Operational Management key strengths lies in its flexibility. Users can create customized workflows tailored to the specific needs of their projects. Whether it's a marketing campaign, product development, event planning, or content creation, Operational Management adapts to different project types. This adaptability is facilitated through various views, such as grid, calendar, gallery, and Kanban, which provide multiple ways to visualize and manage data. For instance, the Kanban view is particularly useful for teams that follow agile methodologies, allowing them to move tasks across different stages of the project lifecycle.

Automation is another standout feature of Operational Management. With Operational Management Automations, users can set up custom triggers and actions to streamline repetitive tasks. For example, an automation can be configured to send an email notification when a task status changes or to create a new record in response to a specific condition. This not only saves time but also reduces the risk of human error, ensuring that processes run smoothly and efficiently.

Who this course is for:

  • It is for project management professionals who want to use operational management for Project Management