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    MAJOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGIES The 1980s and 90s saw the different industry come of age, and complex computer systems were developed and implemented by corporations and government organisations worldwide. Different project management methodologies were developed. In this section some of the more widespread project management methodologies standards will be briefly critiqued, as to their suitability for managing projects in an SME environment. The methodologies standards that will be…

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    The Construction Project Management Plan (CPMP) illustrates Group K’s Project Management principles, processes and plans for the design and construction of the Johnson family home. The family is currently substantially preoccupied with their professional jobs and do not have the luxury to supervise the project. Furthermore they are expecting a baby within 8 months, on a tight budget from the bank of $495,000. This budget is expected to cover the entire project process from design all the way to…

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    as they are key in determining the overall duration of the project. The incremental cost of all critical activities should then be determined. If there are several critical activities, select those with the least incremental costs to be crashed first. The maximum amount used in each step of crashing is known as a unit of time. This is because of the possibility of the emergence of a new critical path, which should be avoided. If the project has more than one critical path, time for all…

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    way possible. Bigger the project, bigger the project management is required to complete that task and selecting a right methodology is very crucial when the stakes are high. Then it is affirmative that for getting a project through a successful and controlled start, middle and end, PRINCE2 offers the best project management “road map” (Weese–2010). This method works on three integrated elements of principles, themes and processes. The principles determines whether the project is genuinely being…

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    is designed in the architects’ office is not translated appropriately into the finished product. Many architects are obligated to handle only the design, and not the execution of a project. As a result, there are many discrepancies in the original idea and the final output. I feel this can be overcome when the project is handled by professionals with a well-rounded knowledge of the entire field of…

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    Advantages Of Gantt Chart

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    external sponsorship. Outcomes of the assessment is used to categorise the project as low, moderate or of high complexity. The complexity determines the overall resource budget to be invested in the project. Advantages of a Gantt chart A Gantt chart provides a pictorial method of managing your project. The pictorial nature makes it highly visible. It, therefore, reminds people what actually is happening with the project whether they are directly involved or not. It creates a picture of…

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    Background, Statement of Need, and Stakeholders This project will finish a home’s unfinished basement and give the family of four who own the home some much needed elbow room by increasing the home’s overall finished square footage. The primary benefits to finishing a basement are the addition of a more usable space and added property value in the event the home is sold (Alure, 2016). The current basement is rarely utilized because it is unwelcoming with its poor lighting and cooler…

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    approval. Equipment was not required for this project. The steps associated with determining the budget were dependent upon the length of the tasks and the resources required for the project. A fiscal analysis was done to estimate the budget. The cost associated with the project included the salary needs of the stakeholders, which varied, and the resources, such as equipment and material costs, required to meet the goals and objectives of the project. It was important to check regularly the…

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    method: These three are other essential traits of BIM-3D beneficial to project-involved stakeholders. Coordination establishes the IPD process and Lean implementation while communication increases the support of IPD and Lean; likewise, visualization develops desired elements and parts of building models and needed information. The 4th dimension and technologies: Time is one of the most factors decided the success or failure of project performance. As stated in collected case studies and…

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    to the relationship of Franklin Electronics and Spokane Industries, there are many project management control concepts that may have been overlooked, such as: working to prevent scope creep, creating proper milestones and work breakdown structures to make clear estimations, recognizing trade-off techniques, and the learning curve necessary to implement this new practice in every day business. Controlling a project using an earned value management system (EVMS), especially in an electronic format…

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