Introduction To Project Management
Introduction To Project Management
Introduction To Project Management
Management
Contents
• What is a project?
• Attributes of a Project
• Examples of a Project
• What is Triple Constraints?
• What is project management
• Advantages of PM
• PM Lifecycle
Let’s clarify what is Project
What is a Project?
• This is the starting phases where the project manager must prove
that the project has value and feasible.
• This includes creating a business case that justifies the need for the
project and a feasibility study to prove it can be executed within a
reasonable time and cost.
Project Lifecycle
PHASE 02
2.Planning
• The goal of this phase is the creation of the project plan,
which will be the guide for the next two phases.
• The main goal of this phase is set of firm controls on the project to
ensure those three factors don't go off track.
Project Lifecycle
PHASE 05
Closing
• The fifth project management phase is project closure, in which the
final deliverables are presented to the client or stakeholder.
1.project start
2.project end
examples project milestones:
Deliverable
• A deliverable is a term related to products. It may be an
intermediate product for comments, or a final product.
Deliverable
• Deliverables can be tangible or intangible.
Example
• Project stakeholders
• Project Management Knowledge areas
• Project Management tools and techniques
Project Management Framework cont..
❑ Stakeholders
• People involved in or affected by project activities.
• Project sponsor
• project team
• support staff
• Customers
• Users
• Suppliers
Project Management Framework cont..
❑ Project Management Knowledge Areas
Knowledge areas describe the key areas that project manager must develop.