
The Project Management Life Cycle has four phases: Initiation, Planning, Execution and Closure.
INITIATION
Develop a Business Case
Undertake a Feasibility Study
Develop a Business Case
Undertake a Feasibility Study
Establish the Project Charter
Appoint the Project Team
Appoint the Project Team
Set up the Project Office
Perform Phase Review
Perform Phase Review
Create a Quality Plan
Create a Risk Plan
Create an Acceptance Plan
Create a Communication Plan
Create an Acceptance Plan
Create a Communication Plan
Create a Procurement Plan
Contract the Suppliers
EXECUTION
Build Deliverables
Monitor and Control
Perform Time Management
Perform Cost Management
Monitor and Control
Perform Time Management
Perform Cost Management
Perform Quality Management
Perform Change Management
Perform Risk Management
Perform Issue Management
Perform Procurement Management
Perform Acceptance Management
Perform Change Management
Perform Risk Management
Perform Issue Management
Perform Procurement Management
Perform Acceptance Management
CLOSURE
Perform Project Closure
Review Project Completion
Review Project Completion
Perform Communication Management
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WBS
Work breakdown structures (WBS) are frequently used by project teams to break the project into smaller, easily identifiable components. The WBS structures used in projects follow strict rules like 100% rule and the mutually exclusive rule, but in general, they can be used to break down almost any complex task.
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