Featured Project Management Resources
How to Close a Project
The Project Closure phase is the last phase to close or transition a project. Project Managers should focus on establishing the guidelines for this process during the start of the Project.
Develop A Business Case
The business case identifies the reason for the project’s undertaking.
Defining and Developing the Project Schedule
The Project Schedule is a communication tool that will provide updates on the anticipated project completion.
Project management is the art of starting, organizing, planning, and managing projects. Key features of a project include that it is unique, not a regular process; temporary, with a definite start and completion date; and mission-oriented, initiated with a specific goal to achieve. Examples of projects include the construction of a new hotel in Las Vegas, building a mobile app, or launching a new service or branch of business.
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Manage the Project Budget
Cost management is the process of figuring out how much the project is going to cost and what factors attribute to those costs. It allows a business to plan for costs to prevent it from going over budget.
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Communication Process
The goal of communication is to keep everyone in the loop.
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Manage a Project Team
A properly managed team is crucial for a successful team.
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Planning Quality
A Quality Plan is essential and fundamental to achieve quality on a Project.
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Managing Project Risks & Issues
A risk is an uncertain event or condition; risk can be both positive and negative.
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