Project Management
Our key project management disciplines are classified in the following five phases and their inputs:
Project Initiation
- Developing project charter
- Identifying stakeholders
- Defining initial project objectives and scope
- Preparing preliminary project timeline
- Determining preliminary project costs
- Identifying source of project funding
Project Planning
- Developing project management plan
- Reviewing goals and objectives
- Estimating activity duration
- Developing risk management plan
- Allocating overall cost budget to individual resources
- Finalize project plan
Project Execution
- Performing the tasks and activities from the plan
- Evaluating overall performance to ensure quality standards are being met
- Distributing project information to stakeholders in a timely manner
- Obtaining quotes, bids and offers, or proposals as needed
- Selecting potential partners and outsource vendors (Seller)
- Managing the relationship with the seller
Project Monitoring and Controlling
- Identifying, reviewing, approving and monitoring proposed changes across the entire project scope
- Monitoring specific project results to determine if they comply with relevant quality standards
- Monitoring and controlling project risks
Project Close Out
- Closeout all contracts
- Generating, gathering, and disseminating all information to formalize project completion
- Creating file system for all project documentation