Project management involves managing a project to increase chances of success, better use resources, and stay within constraints like time and budget. Key aspects of project management include defining requirements, managing risk, communicating with stakeholders, and overseeing quality. The project manager is responsible for selecting and using appropriate methodologies to plan, organize, and lead a team to meet project objectives.

1. Project management
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3. PMBOK ®

4. Why do you need to manage the project?
Increases project chances of success
Allows better use of resources
Helps to be within of the constraints of time, budget, etc
Allows management to better control the situation

7. Triple constraint

8. Constraints in project management

9. Project manager

10. Methodologies

11. Methodologies

12. Methodologies

13. Requirements management

14. Requirements management

15. Requirements management

16. Time Management

17. Quality management

18. Quality management
SCRUM

19. Risk management

20. Risk management

21. Stakeholders management

22. Communications management
The PMI suggest a PM should spend 90 per
cent of their time communicating

23. Communications management
1. Identify stakeholders
3. Identify methods of communication
• Meetings, whether in person, over
the phone, or through video
conferencing
• Formal presentations
• Project dashboards
• Collaboration apps, such as Slack or
Google Hangouts
• …
4. Determine frequency of communication
• Daily, Weekly, Monthly
• by a request,
• by an action
• …
2. Determine type of communication
• Weekly check-ins
• Meeting summaries
• Status reports
• Presentations
• To-do lists
• ….

24. People management

25. People management
Conflict Resolution

26. Реальный менеджмент
… каждый день делать лучшее из возможного, с учётом строгих рамок
сроков, денег, людей и возможностей

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