Project Management - The Plans
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Project Management: The Essential Plans
Summary
Now that the initial phase of your project management is complete, it's time to dive into the detailed daily tasks. This article will guide you through managing the specifics effectively.
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In project management, the Project Management Plan is critical. It serves as your comprehensive guide, particularly the program plan, often represented as a bar chart. This chart should be displayed prominently in your workspace, as it provides an overview of the project's status, crucial dates, and milestones, including payment points.
If your plan includes detailed activities for each milestone, confirm their validity with the milestone owners. If it lacks such detail, consider adding it. Success in project management lies in meticulous attention to detail. Overlooking small tasks can jeopardize milestones, so encourage your team to anticipate every need, especially for early milestones, and ensure the plan is consistently updated.
Early milestones likely include the formal issuance of all documents, such as the Project Management Plan. These documents need review and approval by senior personnel and must be delivered to and accepted by the customer. Key documents include the Quality Plan, Development Plan, Sub-Contract Management Plan, and Configuration Management Plan.
Your Risk Management Plan also requires ongoing updates and reviews. Ensure your Risk Manager consults with risk owners for any new information impacting risk management. For example, if a software engineer was previously unavailable due to commitments to another project, but is now free, you can strike off that risk. Effective risk management is crucial to successful project management.
Lastly, regarding plans, ensure your Procurement Manager oversees the plans needed from sub-contractors, if applicable. These may be standalone plans for complex sub-contracts or parts of your project plans. Timely delivery is essential for project management review and inclusion in your document package for the customer.
By keeping these elements in focus, your project management efforts will be more streamlined and effective.
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