Planning

Project planning and control

The quality of service

Quality involves the entire company,
management included, which must endorse

quality policies and ensure the necessary

commitment.

There are 7 different areas for Project Management

(planning + control)
1- Project Integration Management
2-Project Time Management
3-Project Cost Management
4- Project Quality Management
5- Project Human Resource management (organization and team
work)
6- Project Communications Management
7-Project Risk Management

Project Risk Management

Identification of the customers needs

Knowledge and management of technology

Behavior of the competitors

Type and availability of the resources

Risk factor

These sources of uncertainty determine the

so-called risk areas, which can be
defined as those factors that are not fully
dependent on project choices, in other words,
that cannot be completely controlled or
predicted, but that may have a great impact
on the project and its performances, namely
the following:

Time namely the duration of each activity

and therefore, that of the entire project

Costs meaning both the cost of the

resources and their exploitation rate

Risk is an intrinsic element of a project, and the

more the latter is innovative, the
greater the risk. A project without a risk factor is
not a project. Moreover, since its
success depends greatly on its degree of
innovation, the ability to manage risk is
one of the most qualifying skills required when
working on projects.