Project Flow Chart Flow Charts represent relationships among the Activities and Tasks that make up a project process. Uses: Determine...
Read moreManaging and Controlling Project Resources As the Project progresses, the Project Manager must acquire all the resources (human, machine and...
Read moreTools & Techniques for controlling Quality All the Tools & Techniques are used for implementing Quality, specifically Fishbone, Pareto, Run...
Read moreMonitoring Project Schedule As the Project progress, activities are started and completed as per the Schedule Baseline. Any delays may...
Read moreProject Execution The Planned Project Activities are executed to complete the Project Deliverables and the Project Objectives. Project Monitoring Tracking...
Read moreProject Quality Objectives Quality Objectives are the goals set for the Project Deliverables (products, services, and results) or its Processes. ...
Read moreProject Quality Management Basic Concepts Quality Management System (QMS) The system of creating and following organizational Policies and Procedures and...
Read moreWhat are project meetings? Project meetings are face-to-face or virtual meetings held to make decisions, respond to Stakeholder Requests, discuss...
Read moreDefine project communication Project Communication is exchange of project information. Purpose of project communication is to meet the communication needs...
Read moreRisk Management Steps Risk Identification -Planning Risk Analysis –Planning Planning Risk Response –Planning Implementing Risk Response –Executing Monitoring Risks –Mostly...
Read more20 Major Concepts of Project Risk Management with Examples Risk Management It is the process of Identifying Risks, evaluating them,...
Read moreCost Reimbursable Contracts Also known as Cost Plus (CP) contracts. In Cost Reimbursable Contracts, the Seller is reimbursed for completed...
Read moreWhat is a Contract? A contract is a mutually binding agreement that obligates the Seller to provide the specified products,...
Read moreReasons for Project Procurement Scarcity/Unavailability of in-house Competence Cost constraints Less Requirement (Cost Effectiveness) Time constraints Brand preference Project Procurement...
Read moreConflict Resolution Conflicts on a Project are inevitable and need to be resolved in a timely manner and constructive way...
Read moreIn Tuckman's model a team goes through five stages of growth on their way to becoming a cohesive and productive...
Read moreWhen to perform earned value analysis? Any time At Actual completion of Activities, Work Packages or at Actual Milestones (best)...
Read morePrecedence Diagram A Diagram in which Activities are represented as Nodes, linked by Arrows which represent sequence in which activities...
Read moreTools for Project Resources Estimation with Examples Tools for Project Resources Estimation Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) Estimation Analogous Estimation...
Read moreProject Scope Project scope is the combination of both product and non-product scope. Product Scope + Non-Product Scope = Project...
Read moreWhat is a Stakeholder? Anyone who affects or get affected in any way by an organization like organizational decisions, its...
Read moreSchedule compression techniques are used to bring project back on Planned Schedule (Schedule Baseline) by Fast Tracking or Crashing the...
Read moreProject Life Cycle The sequence of stages a project undergoes from its start till completion is considered as project life...
Read moreThorough Definition of a Project with Examples A Project is a one-time venture undertaken to create a distinctive Product, Service...
Read moreList of 40 Activities for Network Diagram Project Here is the list of 40 activities to make a network diagram...
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