If as a Project manager you believe that get the things within Budget and on Schedule, your job is done, you are highly mistaken. You need to make sure that the product, service or result that you and your team is producing should be Fit to use and as per quality agreed or expected by […]
Customer satisfaction, which is generally defined as conformance to requirements and fitness for use Quality is the fourth aspect of the most important triple constraint on any project. Project Quality Management ensures that Project and process remain on track and are progressing as per the baseline estimations and requirements.Project quality management involves the procedures and […]
Project Quality Management Quality on the Project is simply Conformance of the Requirement either stated or non-stated, Customer Satisfaction, and Fitness of use. Project Quality Management processes provide the tools and techniques to first define what are quality requirements and then making sure that the team is following the defined processes and finally controlling to identify […]
Accuracy and Precision Accuracy defines the closeness of a measured value to a standard or known value. Precision defined the closeness of two or more measurements to each other. Accuracy Accuracy is an interesting term in project management. It refers to the measurement of values that are near to the intended target. In simple words, […]
Verified deliverables and Accepted deliverables are essential concepts in project management, indicating different stages of deliverable approval. A Verified Deliverable has undergone verification processes to ensure it meets predefined criteria and specifications. On the other hand, an Accepted Deliverable has been reviewed and approved by stakeholders or clients, signifying their satisfaction with the final outcome. […]
Quality Quality is basically what the customers and stakeholders require from the project deliverables. By keeping the definition associated with the consumer or stakeholder, quality management can have a narrow focus which means its more probable to achieve the ultimate project goals. Managing the project quality involves many factors such as setting quality targets and […]
Cost Baseline and Cost Budget are two essential components in project management. The Cost Baseline is like a snapshot of the project’s planned expenditures at a specific point in time. It’s like setting a financial roadmap for the project, outlining the estimated costs for each activity or phase. On the other hand, the Cost Budget […]
Project Cost Management No Initiative will be approved and no project will get into execution until the Project Manager or Project Management team provides the project schedule and the project budget. These are baselined during the Planning process Group so that can be used for measuring the progress of the project against a Project Management […]
The Cost Management is among the most crucial project management knowledge areas and strongly connected with the Project Schedule Management as we will be using the same estimation techniques we have used there to estimate the cost and eventually budget. Cost management should happen as early as possible in the project as it sets the […]