Business management

Document management in business refers to the systematic creation, organization, storage, retrieval, and sharing of documents to support the efficient operation of an organization. It involves the implementation of processes and tools to handle information in various formats, ensuring accessibility, security, and compliance. Here are key aspects of document business management:

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Learning Objective 1. Explain the importance and benefits of the project closure. 2. Elaborate on the activities conducted by the project team while closing a project. 3. Explain the post-implementation review. 4. Describe how the benefits realization is monitored and validated following the closing phase of a project.

Learning Objectives 1. Recognize and describe the evolution and founding principles of agile project management approach. 2. List and describe the factors to consider when adopting an agile approach. 3. Identify the elements of an agile environment. 4. Recognize the most common agile methods and scaling frameworks. 5. Describe the recent trends in agile project management.

The monitoring and controlling process differentiates from other processes (i.e., initiating, planning, executing, and closing out), in that, it spans throughout the whole project. Project managers should ensure that everything is on track (e.g., scheduled activities are completed on time, there is no budget overrun), and take the project back on track if it deviates from its three main baselines, which are triple (iron) constraints, scope, schedule and cost, and other constraints such as qua...

Learning Objectives 1. Define project risks and differentiate between risk types. 2. Identify risks that may occur during the implementation of a project. 3. Describe the process to create a project risk management plan. 4. Conduct a qualitative risk analysis. 5. Develop and implement risk responses based on identification and analysis of risks.

Learning Objectives 1. Define the project cost and explain its types. 2. Create a project cost plan to help guide the project team through the implementation and closure phases of the project. 3. Define the budget estimation techniques. 4. Describe the process of documenting project procurement decisions, specifying the approach, and identifying potential sellers. Define the resources that will be utilized in a project, including the project team members 5. Practice the allocation of reso...

Learning Objectives 1. Describe how to create a project resource plan. 2. Define the resources that will be utilized in a project, including the project team members. 3. Elaborate on resource loading, leveling, and crashing to conduct resource allocation effectively. 4. Practice on Microsoft Project to determine and allocate the resources, and solveresource overallocation and conflict problems as well as scheduling issues.