FAQ on Project Management

A project for a product will result in a complete product or part of a product. An example would be the creation of the Microsoft Surprise tablet that used a liquid magnesium deposition process to create the enclosure. The process developed in the project will be used for subsequent production of the tablet. Examples could … Read more

A project is a set of task/activities undertaken to create a product, services or results. These are temporary, in the sense that they are not routine work like production activity but most often one time set of activities undertaken. A project can be defined as a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, … Read more

Being a project manager, one should have the quality to handle both successes and failures. While informing about the failure of a project, one should always ensure that it doesn’t impact the morale of the team and work pace. Handling the failure of a project is a critical aspect of project management, and it’s essential … Read more

It stands for Capability Maturity Model and has five levels, including – Initial – Start point of a new process. Repeatable– It suggests the repeated use of any process. Defined – It includes documentation of the standard guidelines and procedures. Managed – It involves measurement and management of a process. Optimizing – It is the … Read more

It is a set of processes to ensure that a project’s scope is accurately defined and mapped. The process involves a number of steps, which include – • Planning scope management • Collecting requirements • Defining scope • Creating Work Breakdown Structure • Validating Scope • Controlling Scope Project Scope Management is a critical aspect … Read more