This document outlines the five phases of a project: initiating which involves needs analysis and planning objectives; planning where the schedule is created and team assembled; executing to perform project tasks; controlling to monitor progress and make corrections; and closing with evaluation and acceptance of deliverables.
This document outlines the five phases of a project: initiating which involves needs analysis and planning objectives; planning where the schedule is created and team assembled; executing to perform project tasks; controlling to monitor progress and make corrections; and closing with evaluation and acceptance of deliverables.
This document outlines the five phases of a project: initiating which involves needs analysis and planning objectives; planning where the schedule is created and team assembled; executing to perform project tasks; controlling to monitor progress and make corrections; and closing with evaluation and acceptance of deliverables.
Determine objectives, assumptions, and constraints Create Statement of Work Develop project schedule Assemble project team Perform project tasks Monitor progress and take corrective action as needed (happens at same time as executing phase) Evaluate schedule, budget, scope, resources and assignments Formal acceptance of project deliverable