In project management, the discovery phase (also called the requirements phase) is often overlooked or done prematurely. Sometimes, it’s because of the project team’s eagerness to get started, and the notion that their information...
Project management is often underappreciated. At first glance, it seems purely technical and administrative. But seasoned project managers know that there’s more to the job than just creating and following procedures. Alongside them are...
A project proposal is a document that an organization, vendor, or contractor prepares to express their interest and capability in taking on a project. Done right, it can help you establish credibility, close clients,...
Project deliverables are outputs that can help you achieve project objectives incrementally. Whereas project milestones are checkpoints to help you and your team know that you’re going in the right direction, project deliverables are...
Project milestones are reference points in your project’s life cycle that mark important stages of progress. Each milestone allows you to evaluate the project’s incremental progress with scrutiny, while having clearly defined checkpoints to...
