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PROJMAN - L1

Introduction to Project Management

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can either be a component of another item or an end item itself A product
business function supporting a production or distribution A capability perform a service
refers to an output from performing project management processes and activities A result
Triple Constraint  SCOPE TIME COST
• “What work should be done?”  SCOPE
• “How long will it take to complete?” TIME
“How much does it cost?” COST
includes the knowledge, skills, methods, techniques, and tools needed in planning and managing project work. Project management
involved in or affected by project activities • include project sponsor, project team, support staff, customers, users, suppliers, and opponents of the project Stakeholders
specify the key competencies that must be developed by project managers knowledge areas
aid project managers and their teams in implementing the nine knowledge areas tools and techniques
Project met scope, time, and cost goals Project success criteria
is a collection of projects or programs and other works that are grouped together to facilitate an effective management of that work to meet strategic business objectives. portfolio
the centralized management of one or more portfolios that includes identifying, prioritizing, authorizing, managing, and controlling projects, programs, and other work-related in order to achieve specific strategic business objectives Portfolio management
refers to a group of related projects that is managed in a coordinated way to acquire benefits not available from managing them individually Program
in charge of managing a specific project, and is expected to meet the approved objectives of a project, including project scope, cost, and time Project manager
Skills of a Project Manager People skills Integration skills Technical skills Knowledge of the organization
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