Marks the formal start of the project. Key activities include defining the project scope, goals, and objectives; identifying stakeholders; and creating a preliminary project plan.
Involves developing a detailed project plan, including a work breakdown structure (WBS), a Gantt chart, and a resource allocation plan. It also includes risk assessment and mitigation planning.
Signifies the successful delivery of the project. Key activities include final testing, deployment, and closure activities, such as creating a final project report and conducting a project retrospective.
Keep all stakeholders informed about the progress of the project and any changes to the plan.
Acquire any necessary resources, such as materials or services, to complete the project.
Define the project and determine its feasibility, which is crucial in setting it up for success.
Create a detailed project plan, including defining the scope, objectives, and schedule.
Implement the project plan and carry out the tasks necessary to achieve the project objectives.
Coordinate all the different elements of the project to ensure that they work together effectively.
Ensure that the project meets the required quality standards.
Track the progress of the project and make any necessary adjustments to ensure that the project stays on track.
Identify and mitigate any potential risks that could impact the success of the project.
Manage the expectations and needs of all stakeholders involved in the project.
Complete all project tasks, deliver the final product, and close out the project.
Evaluate the success of the project and identify any lessons learned for future projects.
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