Question is ambiguous. Maybe you can read Chapter 4 of PMBOK Guide to learn more about Integration Management processes. Kindly be clear what you want to ask. Saving Changes...
Thomas WalentaGlobal Project Economy ExpertHackenheim, Germany
There are six processes, that should be present in each project, they are described in the integration knowledge area (Section 4) of the PMBoK Guide:
1. Initiating a project - creating a project charter
2. Planning a project - creating a project management plan (including all detail plans)
3. Executing the plan - creating the project deliverables
4. Monitoring and controlling the project - controlling changes, comparing actuals vs. plan and acting on deviations
5. Integrated change control - making sure to understand consequences of requested changes and - if approved - implement them
6. Closing the project - achieving acceptance for the project
These processes make up the backbone of each project. Saving Changes...
Mazen AlRefaaiSr Engineer| Saudi Bin Ladin GroupMecca, Saudi Arabia
I agree that the Chapter 4 of PMBOK include all and clear
If we can post individual experinces, I can consider the coordinate between all trades and processes in the develope Project management plan is the main Saving Changes...
arlene trimbleAssistant IT Director| Local GovernmentAlamo, Ca, United States
I agree. The PM has the responsibility to produce the outputs in collaboration with the core project team to ensure project success and ownership. We just do not want to produce documents or create processes that nobody will be using during the project. Saving Changes...
6) Project closing when it is completed Saving Changes...
Kathy CastleAuthor at https://www.projectcubicle.com/| FreelanceTx, United States
Below are the processes of project integration management
- Develop project charter
- Develop project management plan
- Direct and manage project work
- Perform integrated change control
- Close project or phase Saving Changes...
