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shahad Shukry
Amal Almesbahi
-help to achive the organization mission&vision.
- increase organization profit.
- good reptuation.
project management involves selection of tools and techniques used to meet project management requirements within limited resources, costs, time constraints .
Acoriding to “Iron triangle " To achieve project goals with minimum costs, maximum budget and performance, it need preplanning, organizing and monitoring
Critical success factors
- It adds value to work and make it much easier.
- It organizes the activities in project and help to achieve the goal at the exact time.
1- project mission.
2-top management support.
3- project plans and schedules.
4- personnel.
5-client consultations,
6-technical tasks.
7-monitoring and feedback.
8- client acceptance.
9- communication,
10-troubleshooting.
1- project mission: outlines proposed strategic and tangible benefits, resources, costs, risks and timeline.
2- Top management support: manager approval .
3- Project Schedule/Plan: consider people, money, time, and other resources.
4- Client Consultation: customer satisfaction.
5- Personnel: train key personnel.
6- Technical Tasks : skilled people and proper technology are equally significant.
7- Client Acceptance: through purchasings.
8- Monitoring and Feedback:team performance.
9- Communication: promotion and the advertisement.
10- Trouble-Shooting: Errors.
The ten critical success factors (CSFs) for a project depend on project Implementation Profile (PIP) to achieve project success.
It evaluates strengths and weaknesses of the project and
helps project manager to monitor the status of project implementation.
The use of the PIP represents an area that we believe it contains fruitful research opportunities.
Case study on Project Failure
Case study on Project Failure
- project success can be achieved through good actions of project manager
- there is a positive relationship between benefit management and project success
- There is a positive relationship between the ten critical success factors and PIP system.
- To achieve business success you have to meet the goals and objectives of the organization by managing project . project management is a key factor for success project. The critical success factors very effectiveness and efficiency for any organization. It adds value to the work and make the work more easier . it organize the activities in project and help you to achieve the goal at the exact time.
- The project manger can evaluate by looking in project profile and determine which factor has high scores and which has lower scores. PIP’s tool, its very helpful in project success.
even in our lives we can use it to achieve our goals in less time, with organized studied plans. If we use different factors through our daily life, and evaluate it by PIP tool, we can depend in our selves more and achieve our life goal instead of dreaming about it.
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