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1. Agile Methodology
Agile project management is a methodology that....
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1. Agile Methodology
Agile project management is a methodology that....
..allows for flexible changes and adaptations during a project’s life cycle. This methodology is an iterative process that relies on constant feedback between the team and the customer/end-user. It is a management type that is best suited for projects with changing requirements,
..such as software development or product launches.
2. Baseline
A baseline is a measurement used by project managers to measure the project’s performance. It offers a defined starting point for a project plan and provides a specific reference point to gauge the success and....
2. Baseline
A baseline is a measurement used by project managers to measure the project’s performance. It offers a defined starting point for a project plan and provides a specific reference point to gauge the success and....
...progress of a project. A baseline can be set up using a project’s scope, budget, timeline, and more.
3. Brief
A project brief is a description of a project. It is typically a quick summary of what the project will entail without including too many details or technical jargon.
3. Brief
A project brief is a description of a project. It is typically a quick summary of what the project will entail without including too many details or technical jargon.
..A brief is typically handed out to both collaborators and stakeholders.
4. Change Management
Change management controls and manages any unscheduled or abrupt change within a project, team, or company. An efficient change management plan can facilitate changes...
4. Change Management
Change management controls and manages any unscheduled or abrupt change within a project, team, or company. An efficient change management plan can facilitate changes...
smoothly without a considerable disruption to the project.
5. Contingency
A contingency, or a contingency plan, refers to an alternative method if your 1st plan does not succeed. A contingency in place help alleviate the stress&resources if a project goes off schedule or awry
5. Contingency
A contingency, or a contingency plan, refers to an alternative method if your 1st plan does not succeed. A contingency in place help alleviate the stress&resources if a project goes off schedule or awry
6. Dashboard
The dashboard is the area within a project management system populated with all the pertinent information about a project. Project team members can view the data, metrics, and reports within a dashboard to see the project status.
The dashboard is the area within a project management system populated with all the pertinent information about a project. Project team members can view the data, metrics, and reports within a dashboard to see the project status.
7. Deliverable
A project deliverable is a tangible result of the project. It can be a report, software, website, or anything else that meets the project objectives. Project deliverables are typically specified in the project charter or project plan.
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A project deliverable is a tangible result of the project. It can be a report, software, website, or anything else that meets the project objectives. Project deliverables are typically specified in the project charter or project plan.
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8. Dependencies
A project dependency is a relationship between two activities reliant on one another. This dependency can be due to a constraint or if one activity cannot start until the other is completed.
A project dependency is a relationship between two activities reliant on one another. This dependency can be due to a constraint or if one activity cannot start until the other is completed.
9. Earn Value Management
EVM, is a project management methodology that uses a combination of cost, schedule, and scope to measure performance. Using the EVM methodology offers specific data that managers can use to make proactive decisions and adjust the project accordingly.
EVM, is a project management methodology that uses a combination of cost, schedule, and scope to measure performance. Using the EVM methodology offers specific data that managers can use to make proactive decisions and adjust the project accordingly.
10. Expectation Management
Expectation management is when everyone working on a specific project, from the stakeholders to cross-functional team members, is aware of how the project will be run. From the communication to the project lead, expectation management will put every1...
Expectation management is when everyone working on a specific project, from the stakeholders to cross-functional team members, is aware of how the project will be run. From the communication to the project lead, expectation management will put every1...
..on the “same page” from the first day of the project to the last.
11. Gantt Chart
A Gantt chart is a visual project management tool that illustrates the timeline of a project’s tasks’ start and end dates. Its information is displayed graphically and can be very useful with...
11. Gantt Chart
A Gantt chart is a visual project management tool that illustrates the timeline of a project’s tasks’ start and end dates. Its information is displayed graphically and can be very useful with...
...planning, scheduling, and showing the relationship between tasks. A Gannt chart is beneficial for project managers because it allows them to see how individual tasks relate to one another and how the project progresses on the timeline.
12. Goal Setting
Goal setting is the process of creating measurable and attainable goals and deadlines for projects.
13. Historical Information
Historical information refers to any info, data, or resources used on past projects that can help set goals & plan for future projects.
Goal setting is the process of creating measurable and attainable goals and deadlines for projects.
13. Historical Information
Historical information refers to any info, data, or resources used on past projects that can help set goals & plan for future projects.
14. Iteration
Iteration specifies a specific and fixed time cycle for work. Iterations are typically a few weeks long, and projects can cycle through multiple iterations.
15. Kanban
Kanban is a project management methodology in which tasks and projects are visually organized...
Iteration specifies a specific and fixed time cycle for work. Iterations are typically a few weeks long, and projects can cycle through multiple iterations.
15. Kanban
Kanban is a project management methodology in which tasks and projects are visually organized...
..on a board. A Kanban board is broken into sections to represent a workflow, & tasks are moved around & adjusted as they cycle through each project phase. Kanban boards provide the team an excellent visual overview of the project&where every member is within reach of the stages.
16. Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
KPIs, are specific metrics used to measure a project’s success. A KPI is typically established before a project begins, and the project management team will refer back to KPIs to ensure they are hitting project markers or not.
KPIs, are specific metrics used to measure a project’s success. A KPI is typically established before a project begins, and the project management team will refer back to KPIs to ensure they are hitting project markers or not.
17. Life Cycle
This is the entire project process implemented to build deliverables. LC can be divided into several phases: planning, analysis, design, budget, etc. Not all phases are included in a project LC, and lifecycles will vary based on the specific project deliverables.
This is the entire project process implemented to build deliverables. LC can be divided into several phases: planning, analysis, design, budget, etc. Not all phases are included in a project LC, and lifecycles will vary based on the specific project deliverables.
18. Milestone
A milestone is an important achievement or event within a project. Typically, milestones are identified early on in the project planning stages and then tracked and reported on throughout the project’s duration. Milestones can be used to track everything from...
A milestone is an important achievement or event within a project. Typically, milestones are identified early on in the project planning stages and then tracked and reported on throughout the project’s duration. Milestones can be used to track everything from...
...project completion date to budget attainment.
19. Onboarding
Onboarding a project is gathering all the tools, resources, and team members to ensure everyone understands the project and the next steps.
19. Onboarding
Onboarding a project is gathering all the tools, resources, and team members to ensure everyone understands the project and the next steps.
20. Project Management
is the process of planning, organizing, securing, managing, and completing projects by meeting specific goals and objectives. Project managers use various techniques and tools to manage projects, set goals, identify project risks and potential delays, ...
is the process of planning, organizing, securing, managing, and completing projects by meeting specific goals and objectives. Project managers use various techniques and tools to manage projects, set goals, identify project risks and potential delays, ...
track project progress, and manage project resources.
More: Looking to level-up your project management? Check out our guide to the best project management software on the market.
More: Looking to level-up your project management? Check out our guide to the best project management software on the market.
21. Project Plan
A project plan is a document that outlines the steps needed to complete a project. It typically includes detailed information about the project’s objectives, schedule, resources, and budget. Project managers use the project plan as a guide for completing...
A project plan is a document that outlines the steps needed to complete a project. It typically includes detailed information about the project’s objectives, schedule, resources, and budget. Project managers use the project plan as a guide for completing...
...their projects on time and within budget.
22. Project Stakeholder
has a vested interest in the project and can impact or be impacted by its outcome. STKH can include the project sponsor, customer, end-user, team members, and other key individuals or organizations.
22. Project Stakeholder
has a vested interest in the project and can impact or be impacted by its outcome. STKH can include the project sponsor, customer, end-user, team members, and other key individuals or organizations.
23. Project Charter
A project charter is a document that outlines the project goals, objectives, and scope. It also identifies the key players involved in the project and their roles and responsibilities. The project charter serves as a guideline for the project team and helps...
A project charter is a document that outlines the project goals, objectives, and scope. It also identifies the key players involved in the project and their roles and responsibilities. The project charter serves as a guideline for the project team and helps...
...to ensure that everyone is on the same page.
24. Resource Allocation
Resource allocation refers to the process of assigning specific resources such as people, money, and equipment to individual project tasks. Allocating resources is an essential part of the project...
24. Resource Allocation
Resource allocation refers to the process of assigning specific resources such as people, money, and equipment to individual project tasks. Allocating resources is an essential part of the project...
...management phase. Projects must have the right resources assigned to the right jobs to ensure that the project is completed on time and within budget.
25. Resource Leveling
If there are any conflicts within a plan or overallocation of resources, resource leveling is a technique that helps fix and adjust resources so a project can be completed accurately. Some resources that might need leveling include materials, time, or...
If there are any conflicts within a plan or overallocation of resources, resource leveling is a technique that helps fix and adjust resources so a project can be completed accurately. Some resources that might need leveling include materials, time, or...
...people to finish a task.
26. Risk Management
Risk management is the process of assessing, identifying, & mitigating risks associated with a project. Project managers must be proactive in identifying potential risks & put contingency plans in place should any risks materialize.
26. Risk Management
Risk management is the process of assessing, identifying, & mitigating risks associated with a project. Project managers must be proactive in identifying potential risks & put contingency plans in place should any risks materialize.
27. Scope
Scope refers to the specific goals and objectives of a project. For example, the scope can be defined based on the project’s duration, budget, and objectives. Project managers must ensure that the project scope is clearly defined and communicated to all project...
Scope refers to the specific goals and objectives of a project. For example, the scope can be defined based on the project’s duration, budget, and objectives. Project managers must ensure that the project scope is clearly defined and communicated to all project...
...stakeholders to avoid any misunderstandings later on.
28. Scope Creep
Scope creep is when a project moves outside the original scope that has been established. Scope creep can occur when project goals are unclear or the project management team does not control the project.
28. Scope Creep
Scope creep is when a project moves outside the original scope that has been established. Scope creep can occur when project goals are unclear or the project management team does not control the project.
29. Scrum
Scrum is a term that is used within the agile methodology. Scrum is a framework that uses a cycle of continuous collaboration among team members within a project lifecycle. Scrum projects prioritize tasks and identify specific goals over a particular period.
Scrum is a term that is used within the agile methodology. Scrum is a framework that uses a cycle of continuous collaboration among team members within a project lifecycle. Scrum projects prioritize tasks and identify specific goals over a particular period.
30. Sprint
A sprint is a designated period of time hat specific tasks are assigned to be completed.
A sprint is a designated period of time hat specific tasks are assigned to be completed.
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