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Project Management Process

Project Management Process Overview
Project management is a complex process and involves many aspects such as control systems, methods, structure and variables. It also includes crucial stages such as change control and risk management.

Unfortunately, only very few project managers are adept in all the aspects of project management process. It is therefore essential to be aware of different facets of project management so that the project can be handled effectively and complete it successfully. Exforsys has made an attempt to help you manage project through the Project Management Process training course provided in this section.

Training Objectives
By the end of this self-paced training, you will be able to:

Understand the concept behind project management
Know various aspects of project management process
Know project control systems
Know project management methods, structure and variables
Know project management change control and project risk management

With this training course, one can gain invaluable information about project management process, methods structure and variables, manage risk, project management related software, Gantt chart and to close a project properly.

Target Audience
This resource is basically for project managers who are passionate to excel in their career. Career-oriented individuals will greatly benefit from this Project Management Process training course in both personal as well as professional spheres.

Project Manager

Who is the Project Manager? The Project Manager, also referred to as a PM for short, is an individual who works in the field of project management. Project Managers are often the heads of company or organizational projects, and they are responsible for the execution, planning, and the closing of a given project, especially those projects which are connected to computer networking, architecture, or the development of software. While these are the fields in which project managers are typically employed in, it is by no means an exhaustive list. Most industries today which are highly technical or digital involve project…
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Project Control Systems

To develop a deeper understanding of project management, it is first important to become familiar with project control systems. Project control could be thought of as an element within a project which is responsible for making sure it is on track, as well as on time and within the defined budget. Project control should start early on within the project, and it should only end once the project has gone through the implementation review. The Five Project Management Elements Traditionally, there are five methods which are associated with project management, and these are Planning for Development Execution Initiation Monitoring Closing…
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Comparison Between SDLC Models

The SDLC, better known as the Software Development Life Cycle, is a term which is used to describe the development of software. In many cases, when companies and firms work with or develop new hardware, they will make the decision to outsource the work, and this will play an important role in the implementation of the software. The SDLC Models There are a number of different SDLC models available, and they are designed by experts who specialize in software development. Fresh SDLC models are being introduced all the time, and they will often come in the form of fresh research…
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Creating Project Cost Estimates

For most projects, the highest costs will be connected to the team members. When you consider this, the wisest manner in which cost estimates should be made will be through the creation of a project schedule (via a program such as Microsoft Project), which has resource management functions that give you the ability to measure the different types and amounts of labor. When cost estimates are made for projects, they are usually accomplished through the sum of estimates for the separate elements which make up the project. The pieces could differ in size, and while some only have a few…
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Project Management Approach

A project is best described as an endeavor which is finite, one which is carried out so that either a product or service can be created. The reason why a project is described as being finite is because it differs from a process or permanent system, in which the goal is to repeatedly create a product for extended periods of time. The management for both is quite different. What is Project Management? Project management is the field that involves the planning and handling of resources that allows a team to successfully complete a project, reaching the goals and objectives which…
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Project Management Structure and Variables

The Project Management Triangle The most basic structure for project management is called the PM triangle. As with any project that requires a group of humans to reach towards a goal, a project must be completed successfully under specific circumstances. While there are many circumstances or constraints that a project may face, three of the best known as cost, scope, and time. It is these three factors that form the structure of the PM triangle. When the constraints are refined to a much higher degree, performance can also be thought of as the fourth constraint. The time constraint involves how…
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Project Plan Structuring Process

It is very important for the project manager to take the time to plan the project, and this includes the initiation as well as the specification phases. It will also be necessary for project managers to work with the stakeholders, not only for the initiation phases for the project, but also for the planning and specifications as well. It will first be necessary to offer a name for the project, a name that will act as a clear overview of it as well as its scope. It may also be a good idea to include a number which can be…
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Project Management Change Control

Change Control Overview In the world of project management, change control is best described as the process which is responsible for the management of change. The standard method which is used for managing the change within a typical PM project is called the Change Control form. When this form is used, it will basically be utilized for the purpose of comprising the scope of the change, as well as the impact which is made to the project. Once it has been approved, it will be placed within the project master plan. The Change Control process is also used by the…
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Project Risk Management Process

Whenever an organization embarks on a project, there will be a variety of different threats that this project will face. Some of these will come in the form of circumstances which are unforseen, and they could cause the cost of time of the project to explode. While project managers and risk owners can take the time to address and alleviate as many potential risks as possible, the reality is that it is impossible to consider every possible scenario that could occur. While risk management is typically seen as a solution to these threats, it can be either overdone or even…
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Projects Risk Analysis

Almost all businesses today involves certain degree of risk. Some of the risks that business owners face on a day-to-day basis includes changing trends, customer habits, or the appearance of fresh competitors. Evaluate the Risks for Your Project There are a number of things which could occur that are simply outside your control, things which could cause major delays when it comes to the completion of your project. Despite this, developing a risk evaluation and management system can allow you to fight against the unexpected. The reason for this is because it gives you the ability to analyze the risks…
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Risk Control Within Project Management

Studies have shown that when project managers take the time to incorporate risk management into their projects, the projects tend to become much more successful. As the name suggests, risk management involves the control of the various risk factors which are related to a project. It requires you to not only monitor the project, but take the time to review potential risks, as well as making crucial decisions which involve dealing with potential dangers to the project. The combination of risk management in conjunction with project management is quite new, particularly when it comes to both software and product development….
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Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

No matter how well the PM plans out their project, in most situations, things will not go exactly as planned. The entire project team must take the time to develop the plan, and this task should not simply be left up to the project manager. What this ensures is that the experience of the entire team should always be considered, and each person must be committed and feel as though they have an ownership in the project. Having said that, one thing that good project teams should always consider developing is a WBS, or Work Breakdown Structure. The WBS must…
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Software for Project Management

There are a variety of different software programs that are used in the field of project management, and they often fall under different categories. For example, some of the software which project managers and their teams may use include budget management software, scheduling software, and resource allocation software. These are just a few of the different software types which are used, and they are most often useful when it comes to handling large projects which are very complex. While project management software packages carry out a variety of different tasks, there are some common features they all share. The first…
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Using the Gantt Chart for Project Management

What is the Gantt Chart? The Gantt Chart is basically a bar chart which is used in the field of project management for showcasing the project management schedule. A Gantt chart will generally showcase both the starting date for a project, as well as the end date, and it will also feature various elements which are connected to the project. Terminal elements typically featured on the Gantt chart, and summary elements may be added as well. These two elements are responsible for comprising the work breakdown structure for the project. Many Gantt charts also demonstrate the connections(called dependencies), which exist…
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How to Close a Project Properly

Properly closing a given project is very similar to many of the other processes which are commonly associated with project management. The reason I say this is because there are both outputs and inputs which are connected to the closing of the project, along with the tools and methods which are used to make sure it is done smoothly. Ending a Project Properly There are a number of inputs which are used in the closing of a project, and most of these inputs are utilized for the purpose of validating the completion of the project, along with any issues which…
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