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Projects are unique focused (objective goal) and temporary. There are 3 main constraints on a project: time, cost and scope all impacting quality. A project has seven main characteristics: uniqueness; focused; temporary; change orientated; integrating; social constructed.
Risk might affect projects for good or for bad. PM should be in control and proactively manage events, avoiding problems as much as possible, anticipate and identify risks and how to qualify, quantity and respond when they occur. Types of Risk: Business, Pure, Insurable, Known (anticipated) and Unknown.
A handy project management methodology cheat sheet for you to get familiar with the 10 most used practices.
Project Management, simplified, is the organization and strategic execution of everything that needs to get done to tackle a finite goal—on time and within budget.
Agile Project Management is a flexible, iterative approach to project management that revolves around completing a number of smaller cycles called “sprints” to support the rapid delivery of the end-product and (by default) business value.
Use this article as a project management “cheat sheet,” to guide you through the most important skills that can help you to become a better project manager, regardless of the technique, framework, or methodology you use.
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