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Project Management

Introduction

Module 1: Projects and Project Lifecycle

What is a Project?

Project Management?

Personal Projects

Project Lifecycle

Benefits

Fast-tracking

Summary

Hints and Tips

Module 2: Project Teams and Roles

Management

Project Teams

Running a Project

Uncertainty

Success/Failure

Summary

Hints and Tips

Resources

Introduction 2

Why is project management important?
Increasingly organisations now structure their work into projects, giving staff responsibility for the whole or a part of a project.

Therefore, you need to equip yourself with the skills to effectively manage and deliver your part of any project on time.

"For project managers in our industry, a good understanding of technology and planning techniques is necessary but not sufficient. To be really successful they must communicate openly with customers and colleagues, present their ideas well, enthuse and motivate project team members and have the personal skills to work well with others at all levels in the organisation."
Gerry Docherty, Managing Director, Real Time Engineering Ltd



This interaction shows a range of projects

  • Building a new tunnel

  • Deploying troops overseas

  • Building a road

  • Introducing an new business system

  • Deploying a new IT system

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