Management

A Project Management Primer

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Scope is a general term to describe everything that your project encompasses, everything that must be achieved for the project to be complete. This would encompass your vision, your goals and your requirements and would be embodied in documents such as a “project proposal” and at a lower level “commercial specifications” and “technical specifications”.
The word ‘vision’ produces shudders in technical and non-technical people the world over. And rightly so, for a vision is normally a collection of meaningless catch phrases and marketing dribble intended to dupe people into thinking that businesses are there for some polite and altruistic reason, rather than to extract every last cent out of their customers. This is not the kind of vision I mean.
When I talk about vision I’m simply saying that you need a single encapsulated idea which defines the aim of your project. Why are you doing the project in the first place ? What makes a project a project is the fact that it is a standalone task (or set of tasks) that has an intended outcome. You work on your project, complete it and then move on to the next.

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A Project Management Primer

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USA : ., 2005

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1-43

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English

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1st Edtion

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Project Management

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