The document outlines various processes, inputs, tools/techniques, and outputs for project management. It details the initiating processes of developing the project charter and identifying stakeholders. In planning, it describes developing the project management plan and performing scope, schedule, cost, and quality planning. Key inputs include the project charter, requirements documentation, scope statement, activity list and attributes. Tools include expert judgement, decomposition, precedence diagramming and estimating. Outputs include management plans, the work breakdown structure, schedule, cost estimates and quality plans.
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Summary-Processes, Inputs and Outputs
The document outlines various processes, inputs, tools/techniques, and outputs for project management. It details the initiating processes of developing the project charter and identifying stakeholders. In planning, it describes developing the project management plan and performing scope, schedule, cost, and quality planning. Key inputs include the project charter, requirements documentation, scope statement, activity list and attributes. Tools include expert judgement, decomposition, precedence diagramming and estimating. Outputs include management plans, the work breakdown structure, schedule, cost estimates and quality plans.
Phase 4 - Project Management Financial Assessments Value in Using PERT, Risk Matrices, and Earned Value Management Memo Joseph M. Rivard Professor: Dr. Gonzalez PM620-1003B-01 September 10, 2010