Project Requirements Vs Project Scope Statement

Project Requirements vs Project Scope Statement

Collecting a project’s requirements and defining the project scope are two vital processes for any project. Both processes belong to scope management and are part of the planning process group. The project scope depends on the collect requirements process. In many small to medium-sized organizations, as there are very few stakeholders and the project is …

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What is the Difference Between Push, Pull and Interactive Communication?

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Project managers spend most of their time in communication. In fact, in the past, PMI used to say that project managers spend 90% of their time in communication. Communication plays an important role in managing stakeholders, and to successfully complete your project, you must keep your stakeholders satisfied. Good communication skills and correct communication methods …

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ROM Vs Definitive Estimate

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ROM (Rough Order of Magnitude) and Definitive estimation are budgeting parameters and commonly used terms n project management. This blog post will discuss these concepts and the difference between them; i.e., ROM Vs Definitive Estimate. The budget is one of the most important parameters of a project, and it is also a deciding factor in …

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Critical Path Vs Critical Chain Method

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The critical path method and critical chain method represent schedule network diagramming techniques used in developing the project schedule. This post will discuss the difference between these two diagramming techniques, i.e. critical path vs critical chain method. The critical path method is the oldest technique, while the critical chain method is a relatively new and …

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