Project Management

Project-vs-product-scope

Difference between 'Product scope' and 'Project scope' in Pmbok

Project Management / By / October 6, 2019

According to the PMI (Project Management Institute) the product scope is what the product should or should not be, or do, once completed. For example the scope of a new coffee machine to be manufactured could be to make not only espresso coffee but also cappuccino and hot water for tea. The Project scope are the activities and deliverables that need to be performed / delivered during the project life cycle. For example, customer training on the product could be part of the project scope…

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Basic project management course

Project Management / By / April 14, 2013

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What to do when we have missed a piece being analyzed

Project Management / By / April 7, 2013

Nobody is perfertto, and therefore it happens that something escapes in the analysis phase and then inevitably you have to manage the addition in the development phase. Prince2 frames these analysis gaps in the term "off-specification". The PMI instead inserts these situations in two different processes depending on the impact of the request. If the request is manageable within the agreed tolerance limits, a corrective action, if the request has such an impact that it exceeds these limits, then it is necessary to follow the change process ...

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