What Is a Project Management Plan?
The project management plan is the project's master plan, or master plan, which determines the methods and methods for executing, monitoring, and ending the project, including global content such as the process the project needs to execute, the project life cycle, milestones, and phase divisions.
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- l The project management process used
- l Degree of implementation of each specific project management process
- l Description of tools and techniques to complete these processes
- l selected project life cycle and related project phases
- How to use selected processes to manage specific projects. Including process-dependent interactions and basic inputs and outputs
- How to perform work to achieve project goals
- How to monitor and control change
- How to implement configuration management
- How to maintain the integrity of the project performance baseline
- Requirements and techniques for communicating with project stakeholders
- The life cycle model chosen for the project. For multi-phase projects, include how the defined phases are divided
- l Key management reviews of their content, severity, and urgency in order to resolve certain legacy issues and future decisions
- Progress benchmark
- Cost performance benchmark
- Scope benchmark.
- Scope management plan
- Demand management plan
- Schedule management plan
- Cost management plan
- Quality management plan
- Process improvement plan
- Human resources plan
- Communication management plan;
- Risk management plan;
- Purchase management plan
- Project communication plan.
- The project management plan is the master plan or term for the project
- The project management plan is the basis and basis for the formulation of other sub-plans, and it guides the orderly progress of the project work as a whole.
- A project management plan is one that coordinates all
- The project management plan describes the following:
- Project benchmarks include:
- The scope, schedule, and cost baselines are often combined into a single performance measurement baseline that serves as the overall baseline for the project, in order to measure the overall performance of the project accordingly.
- Sub-plans include (but are not limited to):
- The content of the project management plan can be divided into the following aspects
- 1. Work plan
- 2. Personnel organization plan
- 3. Equipment purchase and supply plan
- 4. Other resource supply plans
- 5. Change control plan
- 6. Schedule
- 7. Cost investment plan
- 8. Document Control Plan
- 9. Support plan