The document outlines the six phases of project management: initiation, definition, design, development, implementation, and follow-up. The initiation phase involves exploring the idea for a project and determining its feasibility. In the definition phase, the requirements for the project results are specified. The design phase involves developing one or more designs to achieve the project goals. Next, the development phase arranges all resources needed to implement the project. During the implementation phase, the project is constructed. Finally, the follow-up phase brings the project to completion through activities like training and evaluations.

1. Six phases of Project management
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2. Project management
The process and activity of planning, organizing,
motivating, and controlling resources, procedures and
protocols to achieve specific goals in scientific or daily
problems.

3. Six phases of project management
 Initiation : idea
 Definition phase: what?
 Design phase: how?
 Development phase: how to implement?
 Implementation phase: implementation
 Follow-up phase: maintenance

4. Initiation phase
 The initiation phase is the beginning of the project. In
this phase the idea for the project is explored and
elaborated.
 Why this project?
 Is it feasible?
 Who are possible partners in this project?
 What should the results be?
 What are the boundaries of this project?

5. Definition phase
 The requirements that are associated with a project
result are specified as clearly as possible.

6. Design phase
 One or more designs are developed, with which the
project result can apparently be achieved.
 Depending on the subject of the project, the products
of the design phase can include sketches, flow charts.

7. Development phase
 everything that will be needed to implement the
project is arranged.
 Potential suppliers or subcontractors are brought in, a
schedule is made, materials and tools are ordered,
instructions are given.

8. Implementation phase
 The project takes shape during the implementation
phase.
 This phase involves the construction of the actual
project.
 It is during this phase that the project becomes visible
to outsiders.

9. Follow-up phase
 everything is arranged that is necessary to bring the
project to a successful completion.
 follow-up phase include:
 writing handbooks
 providing instruction and training for users
setting up a help desk
 evaluating the project itself
 writing the project report.