The document discusses the objectives of project management. As a project manager, the primary objective is to achieve the project's goals. Objectives should be SMART - specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-sensitive. This means objectives clearly state outcomes, can be measured against success criteria, are attainable given available resources, are sensible activities for achieving goals, and tasks are planned and attained according to the project timeline.
3. • As a project manager, your primary
objective is to achieve project goals.
• Make your objectives SMART
(specific, measurable, achievable,
relevant and time-sensitive) within
the context of your projects and
responsibilities.
4.
5. Specific : clearly started with specific
outcomes .
Measureable : The end of each objective
can be identified and
measured against success
criteria.
6. Achievable : attainable given the
available resources, time,
technology , in accordance
with required quality.
Relevant : sensible , pragmatic,
prioritised activities for
achieving set goals.
7. Timely :planned and attained task
according to base line and
prioritisation of hierarchy of
needs.
