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Project Management Phases Overview

The document outlines the project management phases and their intersection with ten knowledge areas, including integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resources, communication, risk, procurement, and stakeholder management. It details the tasks involved in each phase: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. Each phase includes specific management activities that ensure the project's success and stakeholder satisfaction.

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Project Management Phases Overview

The document outlines the project management phases and their intersection with ten knowledge areas, including integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resources, communication, risk, procurement, and stakeholder management. It details the tasks involved in each phase: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. Each phase includes specific management activities that ensure the project's success and stakeholder satisfaction.

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The project management phases intersect with 10 knowledge areas, which

include integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resources,


communication, risk procurement, and stakeholder management.

1 Integration management: Developing a


project charter
1 Initiating phase
2 Stakeholder management: Identifying
stakeholders

1 Integration management: Developing a


project management plan

2 Scope management: Defining and


managing scope, creating a work breakdown
structure (WBS), and requirements gathering

3 Time management: Planning, defining,


and developing schedules, activities,
estimating resources and activity durations

4 Costs management: Planning and


estimating costs, and determining budgets

5 Quality management: Planning and


identifying quality requirements
2 Planning phase
6 Human Resource management: Planning
and identifying human resource needs

7 Communications management: Planning


communications

8 Risk management: Planning for and


identifying potential risks, performing
qualitative and quantitative risk analysis, and
planning risk mitigation strategies

9 Procurement management: Planning for


and identifying required procurements

10 Stakeholder management: Planning for


stakeholder expectations

1 Integration management: Directing and


managing all work for the project
Project Manager
2 Quality management: Performing all
aspects of managing quality

3 Human resource management: Selecting,


developing, and managing the project team
3 Executing
4 Communications management: Managing
all aspects of communications

5 Procurement management: Take action


on securing necessary procurements

6 Stakeholder management: Managing all


stakeholder expectations

1 Integration management: Monitoring and


controlling the project work and managing any
necessary changes

2 Scope management: Validating and


controlling the scope of the project

3 Time management: Controlling the scope


of the project

4 Costs management: Controlling project


costs
4 Monitoring and controlling
5 Quality management: Controlling the
quality of deliverables

6 Communications management:
Controlling all team and stakeholder
communications

7 Procurement management: Controlling


procurements

8 Stakeholder management: Controlling


stakeholder engagements

1 Integration management: Closing all


phases of the project
5 Closing
2 Procurement management: Closing all
project procurements

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