This is a full breakdown of all of the work activities that will be required to deliver the project. It is broken down into groups of work and then individual activities within those groups.
Project cost management estimates costs and agreeing a budget that will be assigned to the project. This also includes plans for how this will be monitored and controlled.
The quality of products or services produced as a result of a project will have a huge impact on the success of the project. Therefore, quality management is a must.
Throughout a project, some change requests are likely to be raised, managing these is part of the project management process and is done through Integrated Project Change Control.
This monitoring and control phase has a number of elements associated with it and the checklist below offers a guide to a project manager to keep on top of all of these activities.
A Sprint Retrospective meeting is a good way to facilitate those discussions, by taking into account what is working and what isn’t. A Sad, Glad, Mad structure to the meeting creates an informal style.
A Project Status Report is used to capture all of the critical activities, developments, and risks associated with a project. This is essentially a snapshot of the project.
The checklist below offers a helpful guide to show all the areas of risk which could impact a project and therefore should be considered during the risk management process.
The Hoshin Strategy is a method for ensuring that strategic goals that are set are driving progress and action at every level within the company. This eliminates waste from inconsistencies and poor communication.
Project Initiation is the very start of the project lifecycle.
Our example shows the detail that needs to be captured to determine feasibility of the project as well as what will be needed to gain approval to go ahead.
Planning projects appropriately and within budget is key to any projects success or failure. Our Project Planning template allows you to take control and take note of all areas of the planning process before beginning.