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Kparkay Alvin Togba CSIA350 Week 2: Analyzing a Business Function - Project Management Project management is the process of implementing knowledge, tools, and techniques to achieve a goal. When it comes to any project, there are many risks and limitations to consider, and they must be addressed in order to ensure its success. Cost, quality, and time are three of the most common obstacles to a project. Cost: Calculating the cost burden is a matter of calculating how many resources are needed to complete a project in a reasonable amount of time. A project budget includes all costs associated with a project, including both fixed and variable costs, such as quality control and labor costs (Wrike). In addition, it considers the amount of time and effort required for the project to be completed. The cost of equipment, materials, and resources must be considered when formulating the budget. The quality of the product (meeting the requirements): Implementing a project is often a challenge for organizations due to quality issues. However, it is still affected by changes in other factors, despite its slight difference from other project constraints. "By understanding the quality requirements, organizations avoid wasting time and resources" (Miller, 2020). As the name implies, the quality constraint focuses on the characteristics of the project's deliverables or rollout. Furthermore, it considers the overall quality of the project and its compliance with stakeholder expectations. Time: A project's completion schedule is determined by time and resource limitations. In addition to the deadlines for phases of the project, the data for the release of the final deliverable are also included. (La Prad, 2018) "Having a detailed scope document can provide you with a better understanding of the project's schedule." One of the most relevant factors to consider as an acquisition project manager is the quality of work. It is impossible to achieve the desired outcome without a clear understanding of the project's scope. Qualitative constraints are measures of the deliverables of a project. As part of the evaluation process, the client's expectations will be met, and the project's performance will be evaluated. In the planning phase, multiple factors are brought together to create a comprehensive plan. To ensure that the project is completed on time and within budget, requirements and goals are set at the end of the project's development. This can, however, vary depending on the addition of features. As a result, more people may be needed to complete the project, which will increase costs. In order to prevent this, it is imperative to monitor scope changes (La Prad, 2018). By doing this, you will be able to discuss costs and benefits before the project deviates off track. Depending on the quality parameters, the project will require a certain number of resources and will last for a certain amount of time. To remain on schedule, the project must be set within a realistic timeline. Before starting a project, the project manager should analyze the restrictions thoroughly and develop a plan for completing it. In addition to time and budget constraints, the priority to be given to each aspect
of the project is also determined. To maximize resources for the desired outcome, quality should also be prioritized. Due to rapid globalization and the growing need to manage data, better project management techniques are needed. IT infrastructure project management involves overseeing various aspects of an organization's IT infrastructure. Develop and implement business rules and procedures as well as plan and organize hardware and software upgrades. IT and information technology are crucial to improving top organizations' operations. A project management technique that is effective has also been highlighted as a result of this. As a result, they will be able to achieve their goals and improve their competitive advantage. An organization's success depends on its ability to manage projects effectively. Identifying potential threats and risks and implementing timely solutions can be accomplished through this process. Preventing costly errors and delays is possible with the right project management system. Wrike. (n.d.). What Are Constraints in Project Management? Retrieved October 31, 2020, from https://www.wrike.com/project-management-guide/faq/what-are-constraints-in-project-management/ Project Constraints. (n.d.). Retrieved October 31, 2020, from https://www.workfront.com/project- management/knowledge-areas/project-constraints Miller, K. (2020, October 05). How to Avoid 6 Common Project Management Constraints. Retrieved October 31, 2020, from https://www.northeastern.edu/graduate/blog/project-management- constraints/ La Prad, Laura (December 17, 2018). The Triple Constraints of Project Management: Team Gantt. (n.d.). Retrieved October 31, 2020, from https://www.teamgantt.com/blog/triple-constraint-project- management
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