The project management process groups are
1) Initiating activities which include
defining and authorizing a project or project phase
2) Planning activities include devising
and maintaining a workable scheme to ensure that the project addresses the
organization's needs
3) Executing activities involves
coordinating people and other resources to carry out the various plans and
create the products, services, or results of the project or phase
4) Monitoring and controlling activities,
is regularly measuring and monitoring progress to ensure that the project team
meets the project objectives. and
5) Closing activities, involves formalizing
acceptance of the project and project phase and ending it efficiently. Closing
2%, around $2,000 and 1 week time spent. Monitoring and Controlling 4%, $4,000
and 2 weeks’ time spent. Executing, clearly requiring the most resources, money
and time spent 82%, $82,000 and around 10 months’ time spent. Planning 11%,
$11,000 and around 6 weeks’ time spent. Least amount of resources and money is
the Initiating process at around 1%, $1,000 and about 3 to 4 days’ time spent.
- Yajayra Wojtas
each and every single of the project management process groups are very important. in project management one doesn't go without the other. However,I personally think that Monitoring is one of the key process because you need to constantly monitor the progress of the project.
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