The Importance Of A KickOff Meeting
When projects are green-lighted, one of the most important things to do is to hold a kickoff meeting
The aim of the meeting is to:
- Cover the main contractual parts of the project and ensure understanding from both sides and alignment on how the project will be executed.
- Cover the project procedures to be followed during execution.
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