Project management

Project management concerns taking concepts and turning them into a structured, resourced and financed Plan. The process is generally broken down into three (3) phases: Plan Introduction, Plan Management and Job Closure.

Just about every project begins with an idea. It is imperative that you start a fresh project with an evaluation process to establish the possible benefits and timing. The evaluation of prospective projects takes place during its introduction stage. During this phase, a possible project is conceptualized, rationalized, approved and funded.

In the course of the introduction phase it is necessary to evidently and clearly define exactly what it is designed to achieve and its extent. By establishing this initially, you specify a benchmark for the standard of what is essentially produced by the end of this phase. You also identify what resources and duration will be allocated to finalize the it.

The plan management stage is about tracking and managing the development of the project. It is also about maintaining the quality of the service by monitoring progress through consistent check points and handling issues that appear in the course of the planning. The greater part of the work and labor spent on it is within this phase.