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Group 2 - Project Life Cycle
Group 2 - Project Life Cycle
The project life cycle is a sequence of phases through which a project goes through. This
cycle shows the set of objectives and procedures a project of a collaborative team aims to
achieve.
In all projects, to achieve success is to learn how to take risks. These risks may affect the
quality of the project. This phase focuses on the probability of achieving goals set at the
beginning of a project, quality management of said project, and testing products and
monitoring flaws to report the risk.
2. Changes
As the team reports the risks and flaws of the project, this phase is to identify and change
certain aspects to attain the aimed quality. This management phase focuses on the evaluation
of flaws, and implementing set of rules or changes to the project.
3. Communication
In any situation, communication is the key. This phase of the project life cycle makes sure
the right messages are sent, received, and understood by the right people. This phase
encourages unity and understanding to reach the common goal. This keeps the conflict and
confusion down to the minimum by ensuring key players are aligned on the project and know
what is expected from them.
This phase is any kind of resource that the team has to secure from outside the
organization to complete their project or task. Other than members of the team, usually a hired
professional helps to market the said project. This is counted as outside sourcing to ensure that
the project will not only benefit the collaborative team but also to the demographic it aims to
advertise the product of the project.