What is Project Management?
What is a Project? Project is a combination of tasks performed in series and parallel to get a specific product, services, deliverable, or even a transition. Examples: Building high tower …
What is a Project? Project is a combination of tasks performed in series and parallel to get a specific product, services, deliverable, or even a transition. Examples: Building high tower …
I have been involved in the ‘Recovery Plan’ submissions. A recovery plan is where we do schedule compression without changing or extending the Project Finish Date. We use Crashing & …
Lead and lag are the terms used to define a relationship between the tasks on a project. Both are scheduling terms used with relationships like Finish to Start, Start to …
There are tons of mistakes that a project manager may make while working on a project. But here are the ten most common mistakes made by a project manager and …
Since there is no hard and fast rule to define a successful project because of the various reasons like different project standards used in the different projects and different acceptance …
Since a project manager needs to manage the entire project management team and make the project successful while taking care of all the key stakeholders’ interests, a project manager ideally …
One of the tools to beat competitors is quality. If you are providing top-notch quality than that of your competitors, you will have a competitive edge. Brand loyalty is no …
A Gantt chart is also known as a bar chart, represents a project plan by making each task into a bar and putting those bars into a schedule. We can …
Project management is how you apply the knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to get the project done according to the requirement. Where a project is a temporary one time performed …
Pro-tip: Project Life Cycle can be different for any given project, while the Project Management Life Cycle is the same. Most PMP (Project Management Professionals) aspirants get confused with these terms …
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