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The 5 Process Groups

Initiating


Planning


Monitoring & Controlling


Executing


Closing

The 3 elements of each management process

Inputs – requirement to perform the process


Tools and techniques – tool (tangible), technique is a define procedure used to perform the process


Outputs – product, result, or service

What is Project Tailoring?

Decide what processes to use and how to apply them

Purpose of the Initiating process group

Kicks off the project by defining it and authorizing it

Description of the Planning process group

• Planning activities take place throughout the project life cycle.


• Planning process takes place across the 10 knowledge areas.


• The Project Management plan is the key OUTPUT.


•It develops a blueprint for the rest of the project.



Purpose of the Managing and Controlling process group

Processes that verify, control, and report the progress of a project

Purpose of the Executing process group

They are the actions to implement the plan.

Purpose of the Closing process group

• Finalized all activities and project deliverables


• Received formal confirmation that the project or phase has ended

The two processes part of the Initiating process group

Develop Project Charter (Project Integration Management knowledge area)


Identify stakeholder (Project Stakeholder Management knowledge area)

OUTPUTS of the Initiating Process Group

• Project charter


• Stakeholder register

Knowledge areas part of the Planning process group

Project Communication Management


Project Cost Management


Project Human Resource Management


Project Integration Management


Project Procurement Management


Project Quality Management


Project Risk Management


Project Scope Management


Project Stakeholder Management


Project Time Management

Knowledge areas part of the Monitoring & Controlling process group

Project Communication Management


Project Cost Management


Project Integration Management


Project Procurement Management


Project Quality Management


Project Risk Management


Project Scope Management


Project Stakeholder Management


Project Time Management

Knowledge areas part of the Executing process group

Project Communication Management


Project Human Resource Management


Project Integration Management


Project Procurement Management


Project Quality Management


Project Stakeholder Management

Knowledge areas part of the Closing process group

Project Integration Management


Project Procurement Management

Project Management Process Interaction

The Initiating PG loses momentum once the Planning PG begins.
The Planning start at the beginning of the project and accelerate once Initiating start winding down.
The Executing PG starts slowly and overlaps all the other PG.
The M&C PG takes plac...

The Initiating PG loses momentum once the Planning PG begins.


The Planning starts at the beginning of the project and accelerate once Initiating start winding down.


The Executing PG starts slowly and overlaps all the other PG.


The M&C PG takes place throughout the project life cycle and peaks in the middle of the project.


The Closing PG peaks as the M&C PG and the Planning PG ends.

Organizational process assets

They are assets in an organization that are already available to a project, e.g. policies, procedures, and historical data.

Enterprise environmental factors

They are external and internal factors that contribute to the circumstances around a project. They often provide constraints to project planning and execution.

Product-oriented processes

Processes that are exclusive for the creation of a product or delivering a service.

Project-oriented processes

Processes that ensure a project flows successfully.