Our key project management disciplines are classified in the following five phases and their inputs:

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Project Initiation

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- Developing project charter

- Identifying stakeholders

- Defining initial project objectives and scope

- Preparing preliminary project timeline

- Determining preliminary project costs

- Identifying source of project funding

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Project Planning

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- 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

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Project Execution

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- 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

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Project Monitoring and Controlling

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- 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

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Project Close Out

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- Closeout all contracts

- Generating, gathering, and disseminating all information to formalize project completion

- Creating file system for all project documentation