The document outlines the principles of project management, including its definition, core functions, methodology, and steps involved in successfully managing a project. It emphasizes the importance of setting goals, managing costs, scheduling tasks, and addressing challenges that can lead to project failure. Additionally, it provides a structured approach to project management and presents guidelines for improving time management and overall project execution.

1. Pramod Kumar Sharma
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2. Presentation OutlinePresentation OutlinePresentation OutlinePresentation Outline
What is the Project.
What is Project Management.
What is PM Methodology.
Sample of Project Management.
Project Management Steps.
Project Management Core functions.
Why Project Fail?

4. Project means which have an Unique Purpose, Set the Goal (achieve
the Target No of Site/Product) produce output (service or result) in a
particular time period (Start point … end point) under the minimum
cost (Generate Profit) & with best Quality (satisfaction of customer).
“Project is temporary endeavour to create a unique product, service or a result in
a certain time period”
 Project have unique Purpose = Name of Project
 Set the Goal = Scope of Work
 Produce Output = Service / Result
 Particular Time Period = From …. To of Project
 Generate Profit= Under Cost

5. Project AttributesProject AttributesProject AttributesProject Attributes
• Project has unique Purpose
• Project is Temporary
• Project is developed using progressive elaboration.
• A project requires resources
• Project should have a primary customer or sponsor
• Project involves uncertainty

6. Triple constraint of ProjectTriple constraint of ProjectTriple constraint of ProjectTriple constraint of Project
Target
Goal
Cost
Time
Costumer
Satisfaction

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• What is Goal?
• Goal is a broad statement of aim &
objective which we want to achieve.
• Goal is Simply define by plan, target,
course of action from--- To ( Time
Period).
• Which an individual or organization
indicate to reach a particular
location
Target-1
Target-2
Target-3
Target-4
Goal

8. Goal SettingGoal SettingGoal SettingGoal Setting
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Time Based
Ethical
Recorded

9. CostCostCostCost ManagementManagementManagementManagement

10. Type of CostType of CostType of CostType of Cost
• Direct Cost
 Material Cost
 Supply Cost
 Service Cost
 Team Cost , TA & DA
 Transport Cost
 Tool Cost
• Hidden Cost
 Delay of Project
 Work Stop
 Site Not ready
 Authority Issue
 Unaccepted Challenge
 Risk Factor

11. PROJECT TIME MANAGEMENTPROJECT TIME MANAGEMENTPROJECT TIME MANAGEMENTPROJECT TIME MANAGEMENT
1. Define the Activities
2. Sequence the Activities
3. Estimate Activity Resources
4. Develop and Control the Schedule
5. Schedule Development
6. Schedule Control
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PTM consists of six components

12. PROJECT TIME MANAGEMENTPROJECT TIME MANAGEMENTPROJECT TIME MANAGEMENTPROJECT TIME MANAGEMENT
1. Activity Definition– Identifying components of the project. Scheduling different
sequence according to required for completion of project deliverables.
2. Activity Sequencing– The process of project time management that defines the
order in which deliverables must be completed.
3. Activity Resource Estimating– Identifying and defining the types and quantities of
resources and materials required to complete a deliverable.
4. Activity Duration Estimating– Identifying and estimating the timeline for
completion of durables.
5. Schedule Development- Analysis of the order of activities, timelines, Resource and
schedule barriers to develop a project schedule.
6. Schedule Control– Project management intervention to mitigate changes to the
service schedule

13. Quick Steps for Better Time ManagementQuick Steps for Better Time ManagementQuick Steps for Better Time ManagementQuick Steps for Better Time Management
1. Maintain Schedule Calendar
2. Prioritise Task
3. Create Monthly weekly & Daily Plan
4. Time Line to every Task
5. Set your deadline
6. Track out your spend
7. Delegate the work
8. Plan time buffer in activity

14. Project ManagementProject ManagementProject ManagementProject Management
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Project Management is a combination of science, art & skill, which
make a plan, for best use of tools, techniques & manpower. For
Achieve the target within a certain time period

15. Initiating of
the Project
Planning of
the Project
Executing
the Project
Monitoring
&
Controlling
of the
Project
Closing of
the Project
Series 1 10% 20% 45% 20% 5%
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5%
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Management
Specification
1 Initiating 10%
2 Planning 20%
3 Executing 45%
4 Monitoring &
Controlling
20%
5 Closing of the
Project
5%
Total 100%
ProjectProjectProjectProject Management StepsManagement StepsManagement StepsManagement Steps

16. 1. Initiating of the Project
Process defined for new Project
Project Initiating with all stockholder
Project Charter
2. Planning
Refine the Objective
Establish Scope of work
Define the course of actions
Attention the objective
Detail Planning of action
ProjectProjectProjectProject Management StepsManagement StepsManagement StepsManagement Steps

17. 3. Executing
Plan of work
Deployed the Team according strength
Work start
Work done according to Plan
4. Monitoring & Controlling
Track the Project status
Project Progress report
Define the team according to work
5. Closing
Finalise all activity
Close Project Punch Point
Complete all task
Re check & rework complete the site
ProjectProjectProjectProject Management StepsManagement StepsManagement StepsManagement Steps

18. Project Management Core functions
1. Integration Management
2. Scope Management
3. Time Management
4. Cost Management
5. Quality Management
6. Human Resource Management
7. Communication Management
8. Risk Management
9. Procurement Management

19. Why Most Project Fail

20. Why Most Project Fail

21. Pramod Kumar Sharma
itpksharma@gmail.com
8285332793