National Learning Institute

Project Management

Project Management . . .

The four-step approach to Project Management is a useful way to approach any project planning situation.

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1. Defining
2. Planning
3. Implementing
4. Controlling

Step 1: Defining Analyse the facts of the Project and define key terms. Set Project objectives. Consider alternate courses of action. Identify the negative consequences of each course of action. Decide on a basic course of action.	Step 2: Planning Develop strategies. Determine measures of success. Identify and analyse the necessary job tasks. Define scope of relationships, responsibilities and authority of team roles. Determine allocation of resources.
Step 3: Implementing Assess skills of team members. Develop skills as required. Assign roles / responsibility / accountability. Develop individual performance objectives. Coordinate day-to-day activities.	Step 4: Controlling Measure progress toward and/or deviation from the project goals. Measure individual performances. Take corrective action. Evaluate project on conclusion.

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