PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Project Management Report
Prepared by Vishal Kumar
Introduction
• Application of knowledge, skills, tools, and
techniques
• Planning, organizing, executing, monitoring &
controlling projects
• Delivers unique product, service, or result
• Ensures success within time, cost, scope, and
quality
Definition of Project Management
• Defined by Project Management Institute
(PMI)
• Application of knowledge, skills, tools, and
techniques
• Projects are temporary and unique
• Aligned with organizational goals
Objectives of Project Management
• Complete project on time
• Stay within approved budget
• Achieve required quality and scope
• Optimize resources and reduce risks
• Ensure stakeholder satisfaction
Characteristics of a Project
• Temporary in nature
• Unique output
• Defined objectives
• Limited resources
• Risk and uncertainty involved
Project Life Cycle
• Initiation Phase
• Planning Phase
• Execution Phase
• Monitoring & Controlling Phase
• Closure Phase
Initiation & Planning Phase
• Define project goals and feasibility
• Prepare project charter
• Identify stakeholders
• Define scope, schedule, and budget
• Risk and resource planning
Execution Phase
• Implement project plan
• Coordinate people and resources
• Manage team performance
• Ensure task completion
Monitoring & Controlling Phase
• Track project progress
• Control changes
• Maintain quality standards
• Performance measurement
Closure Phase
• Final project delivery
• Documentation and reporting
• Evaluation of project success
Project Management Knowledge
Areas
• Integration, Scope & Time Management
• Cost & Quality Management
• Resource & Communication Management
• Risk, Procurement & Stakeholder
Management
Tools & Techniques
• Gantt Charts
• Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
• PERT & CPM
• Risk Analysis Tools
• Software: MS Project, Trello, Asana
Project Constraints
• Time – Schedule
• Cost – Budget
• Scope – Deliverables
• Balancing constraints is critical
Role of Project Manager
• Define goals and plan activities
• Manage team and resources
• Monitor progress
• Communicate with stakeholders
• Handle risks and conflicts
Importance of Project
Management
• Improves efficiency
• Reduces risks
• Enhances quality
• Ensures better communication
• Supports strategic goals
Challenges in Project Management
• Scope creep
• Resource shortages
• Poor communication
• Budget overruns
• Uncertain risks
Conclusion
• Structured approach for project success
• Ensures completion within time, cost & scope
• Improves organizational performance
• Supports long-term business success

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    PROJECT MANAGEMENT Project ManagementReport Prepared by Vishal Kumar
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    Introduction • Application ofknowledge, skills, tools, and techniques • Planning, organizing, executing, monitoring & controlling projects • Delivers unique product, service, or result • Ensures success within time, cost, scope, and quality
  • 3.
    Definition of ProjectManagement • Defined by Project Management Institute (PMI) • Application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques • Projects are temporary and unique • Aligned with organizational goals
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    Objectives of ProjectManagement • Complete project on time • Stay within approved budget • Achieve required quality and scope • Optimize resources and reduce risks • Ensure stakeholder satisfaction
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    Characteristics of aProject • Temporary in nature • Unique output • Defined objectives • Limited resources • Risk and uncertainty involved
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    Project Life Cycle •Initiation Phase • Planning Phase • Execution Phase • Monitoring & Controlling Phase • Closure Phase
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    Initiation & PlanningPhase • Define project goals and feasibility • Prepare project charter • Identify stakeholders • Define scope, schedule, and budget • Risk and resource planning
  • 8.
    Execution Phase • Implementproject plan • Coordinate people and resources • Manage team performance • Ensure task completion
  • 9.
    Monitoring & ControllingPhase • Track project progress • Control changes • Maintain quality standards • Performance measurement
  • 10.
    Closure Phase • Finalproject delivery • Documentation and reporting • Evaluation of project success
  • 11.
    Project Management Knowledge Areas •Integration, Scope & Time Management • Cost & Quality Management • Resource & Communication Management • Risk, Procurement & Stakeholder Management
  • 12.
    Tools & Techniques •Gantt Charts • Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) • PERT & CPM • Risk Analysis Tools • Software: MS Project, Trello, Asana
  • 13.
    Project Constraints • Time– Schedule • Cost – Budget • Scope – Deliverables • Balancing constraints is critical
  • 14.
    Role of ProjectManager • Define goals and plan activities • Manage team and resources • Monitor progress • Communicate with stakeholders • Handle risks and conflicts
  • 15.
    Importance of Project Management •Improves efficiency • Reduces risks • Enhances quality • Ensures better communication • Supports strategic goals
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    Challenges in ProjectManagement • Scope creep • Resource shortages • Poor communication • Budget overruns • Uncertain risks
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    Conclusion • Structured approachfor project success • Ensures completion within time, cost & scope • Improves organizational performance • Supports long-term business success