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PROJECT MANAGER
Hritika Vilasrao Jagtap SEM-5 12 ELECTIVES
CONTENTS
1.Cost constrain
• The cost of the project, often is the project's budget, comprises all of the financial resources needed to
complete the project on time, with proper quality.
2.Quality constrain
• The quality constraint focuses on the characteristics of the deliverable or product
3. Time constrain
• When it comes to time constraints, proper scheduling, planning and monitoring is essential.
01 COST CONSTRAIN : STRATERGIES
• Using penetration pricing technique
• Marketing strategy used by businesses to attract customers to a new product or
service by offering a lower price during its initial offering.
• Enables a company to get its product or service quickly accepted and adopted by
customers.
• Selling product with price less in number by 1. Ex: selling 100 /-
producer in 99/-
• This creates a psychological impression in the mind of the buyer
that the product is of less price as it makes the price look lesser.
• In our product case, we will sell our project in 69/-, rather then
selling it in 70/-.
• Using bundle pricing technique 69/-
• selling customers two or more products or services for a ONLY
• Ex : if our bottles price is 59/- and the jute bag is for 20/- then
selling both the thing for 69/- instead of 79/- ( discounting )
• Other way is selling jute bag free with a bundle of 6 bottles.
02 QUALITY CONSTRAIN : STRATERGIES
• Our product is giving assurance of best quality material
in replacement of plastic
• It is disposable, no wastage of any product material Normal bottle EcooPI bottle
• To distinguish important and urgent tasks from your to-do list use the
Eisenhower Matrix. It’s a productivity tool with a clear focus of organizing
your tasks into four categories:
• Important and urgent – 1st preference
• Important but not urgent – 2nd preference
• Not important but urgent – 3rd preference
• Not important and not urgent – 4th preference