Deliverable 7 - JBH Project Plan

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS 2

Deliverable 6 - Kingston-Bryce FAQ

Jamie Raines

Rasmussen College

GEB3422CBE Section 01CBE Business Project Management

Felicia Roquemore

November 20th, 2020

What is Project Management Methodology?

Project Management Methodology refers to the overall approach that is followed to meet the project goals. Various examples include; Selection of deliverables to be produced for a specific project, naming and numbering scheme for a Work Breakdown Structure.

What is Project Phase?

A Project Phase is a rational grouping of allied activities and their associated deliverables.

What is a Project Milestone?

A project milestone is a character that marks a period in time when an event will occur during a project lifecycle.

What is Project Schedule?

A Project Schedule refers to an input to the project Management Plan and it contains a list of activities, activity attributes duration estimates, planned start date, planned finish date, and resource assignments.

What is a Project Management Plan?

A Project management Plan refers to an assortment of management plans across all areas of expertise in project management.

When do I assess a Risk in a Project?

Risk should be assessed throughout the entire project management process and in the context of the project to determine if and when a risk trigger has occurred and whether a premeditated contingency plan is effective.

What is Project deliverable?

A project deliverable is a product that is produced after the completion of one or a few activities. A deliverable is a provable element that can be reviewed to determine that various activities were performed to finalize a project phase.

What is Change Management in Project Management?

This refers to anything which converts projects, tasks, processes, structures, and job function. It includes tools and procedures used to manage change in a project and the project team.

What is Project Lifecycle?

A project lifecycle refers to the unique stages which a project follows throughout the project framework. The stages include the initiation phase, planning, phase, execution phase, control and monitoring phase, and project conclusion.

What are some Project Management Tools?

Project management tools refer to software's which aid an individual or a team to efficiently organize activities and manage a project and other tasks.

References

Charvat, J. (2003). Project management methodologies: selecting, implementing, and supporting methodologies and processes for projects. John Wiley & Sons.

Wells, H. (2012). How effective are project management methodologies? An explorative evaluation of their benefits in practice. Project management journal, 43(6), 43-58.

Chin, C. M. M., & Spowage, A. C. (2010). Defining & classifying project management methodologies. PM World Today, 12(5), 1-9.