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    Project Cost Overruns

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    Project Delays and Cost Overruns When addressing various project management tasks in a dynamic (ever-changing), environment, the potential for a project manager (PM) to face project delays and cost overruns are not uncommon. Although it may appear inevitable for a PM to encounter problems that can have an adverse impact on accomplishing project tasks, there are effective project mitigating techniques and practices that can be implemented to resolve those problems. Some contractors may train…

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    that lifecycle of any project that may threaten that success of the project. Successful project managers take on project with apprehension in order to quickly identify and mitigate any obstacles that may impede the overall success of the project. It is important to recognize that these potential impediments to the success of the project could be both internally and externally driven. For example, a client deciding change his or her needs or desires in the middle of the project would be an…

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    will need to avoid to be successful. The errors are deviation, high pressure, accountability and elevate. Studies have found that these errors can cause projects to fail and should be avoided. Proper planning and awareness will decrease the probability of setbacks due to errors. 1. Deviations According to Tinsley, Dillon, & Madsen (2011), project managers should seek out operational deviations from the norm and examine whether their reasons for allowing the related risk have merit. Managers…

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    by Lester “a project manager may be defined as the individual who has the responsibility, authority and accountability assigned to him or her to achieve safely the project objectives with agreed time, cost and performance/quality criteria” (2007). As demonstrated by Lester, project managers can be found in almost any industry. They may hold the title of project manager or may only wear the hat of project manager while holding another title. It is widely accepted that successful projects start…

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    Role Project Manager

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    SYNOPSIS ON “STUDY OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT LIFE CYCLE AND ROLE OF PROJECT MANAGER” (A CASE STUDY OF DELOITTE, GURGAON) UNDER SUPERVISION OF: ……………………….. SUBMITTED BY SANDEEP GUPTA ENROLLMENT NO : …………. Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for qualifying MBA In IT INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY CENTRE FOR DISTANCE LEARNING GHAZIABAD 2016 1. TITLE OF THE PROJECT “STUDY OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT LIFE CYCLE AND ROLE OF PROJECT MANAGER” (A…

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    various activities which are involved in a project, these are embedded in the definition of a project. A project is therefore a group of temporary activities which are non-repetitive which involve the creation of a unique outcome. Projects are carried out within a defined time frame as stipulated in the planning stage of the project, it could range from several weeks to several years depending on the scope and size of the project. The processes of a project will usually be carried out by a…

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    Project management is a process consisted of five step process in the same order initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing the work for any project. Project management is the main thing for any project because it helps a project in completion of all of its phases from top to bottom at all times. It ensures that all the process and phases are completed within given time frame without any kinds of delays. Companies align special management teams to make sure that no work or…

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    The necessity of leadership skills for a manager is very much transparent. A manager needs to motivate the project members, need to inspire them to work, make them follow him and should be trust worthy to get the best support of the project members. And definitely these are the attributes of a leader. A project comprises people from different field, culture and nationality. So, the first task is to change these people to a single working unit. In order to progress from a group of strangers to a…

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    Small Project Teamwork

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    answer There are many great details to love management a small project team. For starters, your projects are commonly shorter in duration and less complex, which means you have a well chance to make an impact. In addition, message and team-building often advance when you’re working with a small-knit team because there are fewer people to manage and direct. Still, there are a number of different challenges that are single to small project teams. It helps to keep these subjects in mind and come…

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    adjustment in the Planning and Project Management group so that we can be more effective next year. These changes will impact the way projects are initiated, planned, executed to ensure that only the highest priority items have out attention. There will be a number benefits to this approach including improved cross training, more efficient use of resources and greater focus on the working those projects that will truly benefit the business. The current process of project review and initiation…

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