The Key of Project management
Project ownership is defined by responsibilities that are important for the success of a project. These include defining goals, identifying resources, working towards finding solutions, addressing challenges as well as benefitting from the overall outcome.
More than 90% of project managers do not manage projects in hand. They are not the owners, they do not become the managers, and projects are not under control.
Current chapters of Project In Hand Management
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Chapter five. The management of investment on resources and development time
As project managers, it is our responsibility to ensure that resources are allocated effectively, and development time is optimized to achieve project goals and deliver successful outcomes. The management of investment on resources encompasses various aspects, including financial resources, human resources, and material resources. It is essential to carefully analyze and plan resource allocation based…
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Chapter six. Monitoring of project results and the logging of team inputs
To make projects stay on track, achieve desired outcomes, and effectively capture valuable inputs from the project team, we employ various techniques and tools to monitor progress, track results, and log team inputs. One of the key techniques for monitoring project results is the use of project performance metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs). These…
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Chapter seven. Control of changes and the deviation of costs and times
We should to proactively manage changes, monitor project costs and schedules, and ensure that projects stay on track. To accomplish this, we employ various techniques and tools to control changes and mitigate the impact of deviations on costs and times. One of the key techniques for controlling changes is through a robust change management process.…
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Chapter eight. Continuous risk registering and update of actions to assess them
Risk management is a proactive approach that involves identifying potential risks, analyzing their likelihood and impact, and implementing appropriate response strategies. One of the key techniques for continuous risk registering is conducting regular risk assessments and reviews. This involves engaging the project team, stakeholders, and subject matter experts to identify and document potential risks, both…
