DocumentCode
286173
Title
Project management techniques and the relevance of tools
Author
Harrison, Brent
Author_Institution
Chaucer Group Ltd., Canterbury, UK
fYear
1993
fDate
18-18 Feb. 1993
Firstpage
42401
Lastpage
42403
Abstract
Project Management can be split into two main categories: technical management-the physical integrity; and programme management-organisation, techniques, and tools. The project organisation needs to understand the techniques that can be used to control project work and the tools that are available to support those techniques. The techniques are: scope definition and structuring; time planning; budgetary planning; physical progress measurement; performance measurement; and trend analysis and forecasting. To use these techniques certain approaches must be taken and a number of philosophical tools employed in order to achieve suitable control criteria. The author gives a breakdown of these tools and how they should be used.<>
Keywords
project management; budgetary planning; performance measurement; physical progress measurement; project management techniques; project management tools; project structuring; scope definition; time planning; trend analysis; trend forecasting; Project management;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Project Management Tools (Digest No: 1993/046), 1993 IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
London, UK
Type
conf
Filename
241262
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