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 nine. Completion and closing of project phases in a managed and controlled process until the finalization of the project
Each project phase must be concluded effectively, all necessary tasks and deliverables should be completed, and the project successfully closed. To accomplish this, we employ various techniques and tools to manage and control the completion and closing of project phases. One of the key techniques for managing the completion of project phases is the use…
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Chapter ten. Capacity to resume the project and show results to stakeholders
Finally, we need to discuss a crucial aspect of project management – the capacity to resume the project and show results to stakeholders. As project managers, it is our responsibility to ensure that projects can be effectively resumed after disruptions or pauses and to demonstrate the progress and outcomes to stakeholders. To accomplish this, we…
