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Project
Management
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The Project Management Cycle
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Well managed projects have four stages that
start with the DEFINITION of the project. The project manager
cycles through each of the stages constantly checking: |
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where the project has been |
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where it going next |
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what are the risks |
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that the realisable benefits are still achievable and
relevant |
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The key stages are - |
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The dotted arrows indicate where the
project manager looks back |
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2/3rds of the effort in managing a project lies
in the Definition and Planning stages, but it does not stop there - it
goes on throughout the life of the project |
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The Principles
Matrix shows how the various project management principles can be
grouped into the four stages of the Cycle. You can click on each of
the stages to open a small window listing the principles for that stage. |
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