what phases is more important in project management? why?
Elena PearlProject management| Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaYünlin, T'Ai-Wan, Mongolia
PDCA management cycle is an important to improve quality and to implement of project in project management. 1) Plan- to develop program and method, 2) Do- to implement tasks 3) Check- to assess result and find problems 4) Action- to solve problems and to propose improvement tasks. Saving Changes...
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Sergio Luis ConteHelping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based OrganizationsBuenos Aires, Argentina
Perhaps I did not understand your point but let me say that when you put project management on earth you have to take into account the project management life cycle you will use. Project management life cycle is where you will define the phases. PDCA is a framework that you can use to define your life cycle model and from the life cycle model you will define your life cycle process and from the life cycle process you will define your method. For example, following new buzzwords like Agile (unfortunatelly it becomes that) you can take a life cycle model (adaptative), a life cycle process (iterative), and a life cycle method (SCRUM) to use it as your project life cycle. Saving Changes...
Ashlyn AngelProject Manager in Hyderabad| Proventures Education and ConsultingNew York, New York, India
Planning and Control - if there are gaps in planning then failure is looming.
Control is the measure to see if planning is effective.
Re-evaluation of measures and regular team discussions improve planning.
Satish SharmaCertified SAP S4Hana 1909 Financials Expert| FreelanceNew Delhi, India
IPECC is the formal project management cycle, sorry but I am not understanding the PDCA framework be asked in context of a project management cycle, slightly confusing for me. Saving Changes...
