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Work Breakdown Structure

The document presents a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), which is a chart illustrating the relationships between tasks in a project. It outlines the importance of WBS in project planning, including initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and monitoring. Additionally, it discusses various applications of WBS such as responsibility matrix, network scheduling, and risk analysis.

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Work Breakdown Structure

The document presents a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), which is a chart illustrating the relationships between tasks in a project. It outlines the importance of WBS in project planning, including initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and monitoring. Additionally, it discusses various applications of WBS such as responsibility matrix, network scheduling, and risk analysis.

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Work Breakdown Structure

(WBS)

Name of Presenter : Bahiram Kapil Bharat (171086)


Bankar Shubham Sanjay (171087)
CONTENTS
• Intoduction
• Work Breakdown Structure
• Example of WBS
• Applications
INTRODUCTION
A work breakdown structure (WBS) is
a chart in which the critical work elements,
called tasks of a project are illustrated to
portray their relationships to each other and
to the project as a whole.
WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE
• First step in project planning
• It helps in
• a. Initiating
• b. Planning
• c. Executing
• d. Controlling
• e. Monetering
• The network diagram is a sequential
arrangement of the work define by W.B.S.
APPLICATION
· The responsibility matrix
· Network scheduling
· Procurement management
· Budgeting & Costing
· Risk analysis
· Organizational structure
· Quality assurance & quality control
· Monitoring & control
THANK YOU…!

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