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    The Factor Theorem describes 5 key project phases: 1) Project Planning, 2) Project Execution, 3) Monitoring and Controlling, 4) Project Closing, and 5) Defining project goals and creating a business case. It also outlines common tasks within each phase, such as defining scope and a project plan in the planning phase, allocating resources and building the product or process in the execution phase, and handing over deliverables and reviewing the project in the closing phase.

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    The Factor Theorem describes 5 key project phases: 1) Project Planning, 2) Project Execution, 3) Monitoring and Controlling, 4) Project Closing, and 5) Defining project goals and creating a business case. It also outlines common tasks within each phase, such as defining scope and a project plan in the planning phase, allocating resources and building the product or process in the execution phase, and handing over deliverables and reviewing the project in the closing phase.

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    Factor Theorem

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    G5 Barimbao, Therese Nicole B.
    The Factor Theorem describes 5 key project phases: 1) Project Planning, 2) Project Execution, 3) Monitoring and Controlling, 4) Project Closing, and 5) Defining project goals and creating a business case. It also outlines common tasks within each phase, such as defining scope and a project plan in the planning phase, allocating resources and building the product or process in the execution phase, and handing over deliverables and reviewing the project in the closing phase.

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    Factor Theorem

    1. Equate the Project Project Monitoring and Project


    divisor 𝒙 − � Planning Execution Controlling Closing

    1 2 3 4 5

    Define project goals Define scope Allocate project Track effort and Handover
    Create a business Create a project resources cost deliverables
    case plan Manage project Monitor project Review project
    Complete the Set a budget resources progress deliverables
    project charter baseline Build the product or Ensure adherence to Get project results
    Draw up the list of Define roles and process plan approved
    stakeholders responsibilities Meet often and fix Prevent any chance Document project
    issues as they rise for disruptions learnings

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