The document outlines the key attributes and phases of IT project management, emphasizing the importance of defining a project's purpose, managing resources, and identifying a main sponsor. It identifies six phases: planning, analysis, design, construction, testing, and rollout, as well as essential tools for project management. Uncertainty is acknowledged as an inherent risk, necessitating adaptability in project planning and execution.

1. PROJECT MANAGEMENT ON
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2. Key Attributes of an IT Project
Purpose
There must be a purpose to justify the need for
a project. Many ideas for the project can be
discovered through company surveys or
questionnaires aimed at determining needs.

3. Key Attributes of an IT Project
Length
An IT project has set beginning and end
dates. The length of the project will
depend on its complexity.
Resources
Resources for an IT project can include
skilled employees from inside or outside
of the company and other assets as
deemed necessary.

4. Key Attributes of an IT Project
Sponsor
There may be many interested parties who
have a stake on the project, but there is
usually only one main sponsor. This main
sponsor provides the needed direction and
financing for the project.

5. Key Attributes of an IT Project
Uncertainty
Every project will face uncertainty. Anything can
go wrong. Although efforts should be made to
ensure that the IT project plan is concise, factors
such as time and cost can change due to
unforeseen circumstances.
KEY ATTRIBUTES ARE AN IMPORTANT ASPECT OF EVERY
PROJECT . KEEPING THIS ATTRIBUTES IN MIND
THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT CAN HELP YOU MEET
ESTABLISHED GOALS.

6. Six Phases of an IT Project
1. Planning
2. Analysis
3. Design
4. Construction
5. Testing
6. Rollout

7. Inputs to the IT Projects Input

8. Inputs to the IT Projects Input

9. Three IT Project Management Tools
• Project Planning
• Project Estimating Software
• Presentation tools

10. Outputs to the IT Project Phases

11. Outputs to the IT Project Phases

12. Components of an IT Project Plan

13. Components of an IT Project Plan

14. Components of an IT Project Plan