[Project Management]

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Abstract

Project management is the process that includes the planning, implementing, monitoring and the execution of the project plan. A project is classified in three types on the basis of the risk which it faces. These are the low risk level, medium risk level and high risk level projects. Thus, this paper provides the different project documentation guidelines used in these projects.

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTIONV

Purpose of the Studyv

Rationale of the Studyvi

Background of the Studyvi

Research Questionvii

CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEWVIII

Risks associated with the Project Managementviii

Project Documentation Guidelinesx

CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGYXIII

Samplexiii

Data Collection Methodsxiv

Data Analysisxiv

Ethical Considerationsxiv

CHAPTER 4: DISCUSSIONXV

PRINCE2xv

CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSIONXVII

REFERENCESXVIII

Project Management

Chapter 1: Introduction

Project management has been described as the secret weapon of rapid economic sustenance of most developed nations all over the world. . From a project management perspective, many believe a project is successful if it is delivered within the time, cost, and quality constraints established at the beginning of the project. There is an inference that the project knowledge areas of time, cost, and quality are essential to project success. Until recently, it is also the closest any literature, including PMBOK, has come to defining the importance of the project knowledge areas to project success (Adams, 2008). Decision making plays a very prominent role in project management, and every manager should keep in mind the importance of decision making in project management. With every project, there is always a risk involved. There can be different classifications of the risks i.e. the high level risk, medium level risk and the low level risk. Thus, with every type of risk in the project, there are some guidelines named as the project documentation guidelines. Thus, this paper is the reflection of the effective project management practices and the project documentation guidelines in order to reflect the documentation guidelines which could be used in the managing the risks of the projects.

Purpose of the Study

The main purpose of this study is to analyze the risks identified in the projects, and the documentation procedures which could be used in different types of risks. There are some project documentation guidelines which are helpful in defining the role of the documents in different types of risks associated with the projects. Thus, the main purpose of this study is to conduct an analysis on the different types of project management risks, and the documentation used in these types of risks.

Rationale of the Study

This study is very helpful for the students in order to understand different problems associated with the project management, and the risks which can be identified in the project management. This study is also helpful in analyzing different kinds of ...