Core Control Points of Project Management
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Interest coordination
Identify interests: Understand the needs and expectations of all stakeholders.
Balancing interests: Finding a balance point between meeting the needs of different stakeholders.
Interest management: Respond promptly to the feedback and changing needs of stakeholders.
Teamwork
Team building: Establish a team with common goals and good collaboration.
Role assignment: Clarify the roles and responsibilities of each team member.
Team motivation: Improve team morale and motivation through incentive measures.
Be flexible in response
Change Management: Establish an effective change management process to deal with changes in the project.
Quick response: Make decisions and adjustments quickly when changes occur.
Adaptive planning: Develop a project plan that can be flexibly adjusted.
contract performance
Contract Understanding: Ensure that the team understands all the terms and conditions of the contract.
Contract monitoring: follow up on the implementation of contracts to ensure compliance.
Contract issue resolution: promptly resolve any issues that arise during the contract execution process.
Progress Tracking
Progress Report: Generate progress reports regularly to understand the project status.
Progress Comparison: Compare the actual progress with the planned progress to identify deviations.
Adjust the progress: Adjust the project plan as needed to adapt to the actual situation.
Outcome assessment
Outcome Check: Regularly inspect the outcomes of cultivation projects to ensure they meet expectations.
Outcome feedback: Collect user and stakeholder feedback, assess the acceptance of the outcomes.
Improve the results: Make necessary improvements based on the feedback.
Project Summary
Experience Record: Record the lessons and experiences learned during the project process.
Knowledge Sharing: Share lessons learned with teams and organizations to promote knowledge accumulation.
Future Planning: Based on the lessons learned, make better plans for future projects.
Goal-oriented
Clarify the goal: Know what specific goals the project aims to achieve.
SMART Principle: Ensure goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.
Objective sharing: Ensure that the team and all stakeholders understand and agree on the project objectives.
Scope definition
Define clear boundaries: clearly define the scope of the project, know what must be completed and what is not.
Avoid scope creep: Prevent the project scope from expanding unlimitedly, resulting in resource waste.
Scope confirmation: Ensure that all key stakeholders have a consensus on the project scope.
Time planning
Create a plan: Develop a detailed timeline, including all key milestones and deadlines.
Allocate time reasonably: Allocate enough time for each task to avoid being too tense or dragging.
Monitor progress: Check project progress regularly to ensure that the project is progressing as planned.
Resource Allocation
Resource Identification: Understand what resources the project requires, including human, material, and financial resources.
Priority sorting: Allocate resources based on the importance and urgency of tasks.
Resource optimization: Ensure maximum efficiency in resource usage and avoid waste.
Risk prevention
Risk Identification: Identify potential risks that may affect the project in advance.
Risk Assessment: Assess the probability and impact of each risk.
Risk Response: Develop a response strategy for each risk to minimize its negative impact on the project.
Quality control
Quality standards: Set the quality standards and acceptance criteria for the project.
Quality Monitoring: Continuously monitor quality throughout the project process to ensure compliance with standards.
Quality Improvement: Improve the quality based on feedback, enhance the project results.
Cost control
Cost budget: Develop a detailed cost budget, including all expected expenses.
Cost tracking: Monitor actual expenses and compare them with the budget.
Cost optimization: Find ways to reduce costs without compromising project quality.
Communication is smooth.
Communication Plan: Develop a communication strategy and clarify what information needs to be known.
Information Sharing: Ensure timely sharing of information among team members and stakeholders.
Communication Methods: Choose appropriate communication tools and methods to improve communication efficiency.
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