- The creation and approval of the project plan
- Executing the project plan
- Managing , controlling, and documenting changes to the project plan
- Initiating the project
- Planning the project scope
- Defining the exact porject scope
- Verifying the project scope
- Controlling project scope
can rely on your historical information
can use a mathematical formula called parametric modeling
rely on traditional bottom-up estimations
- Planning for resource allocation
- Providing accurate cost estimates
- Creating the project budget
- Using project management cost control techniques
- Proving project financial accountability
- Planning for project quality
- Adhering to quality assurance
- Enforcing set quality control systems
- Developing a project organizational structure consistent with the organization's own structure
- Fulfilling staff acquisitions
- Developing the project team
- Planning effective communications
- Designing information retrieval systems
- Reporting on the project team and on the project performance
- Following the Communications Management Plan to close out the project
- Planning for risk management
- Identify risks
- Using qualitative risk analysis
- Using quantitative risk analysis
- Creating project risk response plans
- Actively monitoring and reacting to project risks
- Planning for project procurement
- Planning for solicitation
- Management Project solicitation
- Selecting vendors
- Management and creating procurement documents
- Administering and closing project contracts
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