Category: PM Tips & Ideas
The project planning process is one of the high-level management processes that make the project lifecycle. It is a complex of tasks for setting up a project plan and also defining subsidiary plans. The project planning process is closely linked to the planning phase which is the second phase within the project lifecycle, according to the PMBOK methodology. It comes after the Initiating Process Group (by PMBOK) and the Direct Project (by PRINCE2). For some project managers, planning a project is a real challenge and sometimes they feel confused when trying to define a problem, develop a strategy, build a WBS, establish communications, build teams and so on
If a project fails, then most likely the reason for this is an incapable PM (Project Manager). That’s almost an axiom. Because project managers take the ultimate responsibility for delivering...
Perhaps, managing resource constraints in projects is one of most intricate tasks that project managers have to deal with. Fortunately, there is a methodology called Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM)...
Deliverables acceptance management starts when the project manager develops a project plan and subordinated plans through communicating with the customer, team and other stakeholders. It is a coherent process that...
Many project managers and team leaders fail their projects because they plan to fail. Without the right understanding of successful project management these people are doomed to always fail with...
