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Business management 1

TermDefinition
Business operations The day-to- today activities needed for continued business functioning
Deliverable The result a project is created to achieve
Dynamic Changeable
Feasible Reasonable ; achievable
Governance mechansim Rule or regulation used to ensure that a project stays on track and meets its requirements
Lessons -learned document A project -end summary of what went well ,what didn't go well , and how to improve in the future
Project A short -term undertaking that creates a unique good or service
Project champion A project sponsor ; a person who has the ability and authority to assist the project manager in getting the job done
Project charter A format document that officially authorizes a project to get underway
Project close The ffith stage of the project management proccess ; include wrapping up the product , delivering the end product; and documenting lessons learned
project execution The third stage of the project management process; includes carry ou the actual project work
Project initiation The first stage of the project management proccess; includes allof the activities required for starting up a new project , such as creating a statement of work and a project charter
Project management The skills , tools , and processes used to plan , execute , and control the elements of a project
Project manager Person responsible for overseeing all of the activities that are part of a project
Project monitoring and controlling The fourth stage of the project management process ; includes making sure the project stays on track and making the appropriate corrective measures if it doesn't
Project planning The second stage of the project managment process; includes determining how all parts of the project will be accomplished , including creating the work breakdown structure
R&D project A business endeavor that involves the research and development of new knowledge ,new processes , new technologies , etc
Risk analysis An assessment of a project's potential risks and challenges, peformed by project managers to better prepare of minimizing the effects
Scope What a project will and will not include
Stakeholder A person who has an interest or investment in a project's outcome
Statement of work (SOW) A dynamic document that serves as the foundation of a project ; includes goals , scope , deliverables ,etc.
Work breakdown Structure (WBS) A documents that details the division of a project workload into smaller , more manageable parts
Project Creep A problem wherein the scope of a project keeps getting bigger and bigger
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