Importance Of Project Time Management

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Assignment 1c a1639948 Yimin Jiang 1. What is the value of having good time and cost management plans when undertaking project execution? Project time management includes some processes to ensure project finalising on time. There are seven processes in project time management: plan schedule management, define activities, sequence activities, estimate activity resources, estimate activity durations, develop schedule and control schedule (PMBOK, 2013). This indicates a good time management plan is on top priority when executing a project, because project is the combination of variety of processes. When each process interacts with others organically the project could be processed well. Time management plan for project is to pre-regulate, identify …show more content…

The project cost management processes include plan cost Management, estimate costs, determine budget and control costs (PMBOK, 2013). In a project plan, cost plan is always as significant as time plan. The processes listed above not only interact with each other, but also mutually affect. Usually, in small scope projects, the link between cost estimating and budgeting is very strong, which can be regarded as the same process. In the beginning of the project, the influence to the cost is greatest. 2. Identify at least six tools / techniques (3 each for Time and cost management) that you would use for managing and controlling Time and Costs in the project and describe why you consider them to be …show more content…

Using a suitable project example from your experience or reading, make a list of activities to monitor and control that project. Take the “parking meter with mobile top-ups” scenario as a project example. To monitor and control this project, activities as followings should be made. Before start the project, ask software and internet experts for advices, in order to minimise the risk of the project. Try different types of analytical techniques according to possible changes in the project to estimate potential results. For example, in this “parking meter with mobile top-ups” project, through analysing the possible difficulties that may happen when executing the project, problems like customers failing to pay the parking fee as internet is inaccessible can be avoided. The analytical techniques include regression analysis, grouping methods, causal analysis, root cause analysis, forecasting methods, failure mode and effect analysis, fault tree analysis, reserve analysis, trend analysis, earned value management and variance analysis. Project managers meet regularly to share their point of views. Build up project management information

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