About Us
Our Mission
After the initiation stage, the project progresses to the planning stage, where detailed planning is conducted to ensure that time, cost, and resources are managed effectively. The primary objective during this stage is to estimate the work required accurately and to mitigate risks that may arise during project execution. One common tool used during this stage is a flowchart, which provides a visual representation of the project's workflow. Flowcharts help in identifying dependencies, sequencing activities, and understanding the overall structure of the project.
Our Vission
The planning stage is crucial because a failure to adequately plan can significantly diminish the project's chances of success. Without proper planning, there's a higher likelihood of cost overruns, schedule delays, and resource shortages, all of which can impede the project's ability to achieve its objectives. Therefore, meticulous planning is essential to ensure that the project progresses smoothly and efficiently towards its goals. It allows project managers to allocate resources effectively, anticipate potential challenges, and establish contingency plans to address unforeseen circumstances.
Monitoring and controlling
Monitoring and controlling are crucial aspects of project management, ensuring that projects stay on track and deviations are promptly addressed. Here are the components typically involved in monitoring and controlling:
