Project management communication includes the process required to ensure timely and appropriate generation, collection, dissemination, storage and ultimate disposition of project information. Communication is key to successful project management. If project staff do not know what their tasks are, or how to accomplish them, then the entire project will grind to a halt. If you do not know what the project staff are (not) doing then you will be unable to monitor project progress. And if you are uncertain of what the customer
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PROJECT SCOPE MANAGEMENT PROJECT TIME MANAGEMENT PROJECT COST MANAGEMENT
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When the procedure of project management is being used to complete a project, there are certain constraints that the team must deal with. The three constraints of project management are cost, time, and scope.
TIME CONSTRAINT: . To successfully complete a project, the time constraint should be comprised of a schedule. You should have a specific schedule related to the time that it will take you to finish the project. COST CONSTRAINT: The cost involved with successfully completing a project is dependent on a number of different elements, and some of these are material costs, the costs of labor, risk, and machines. SCOPE AS A CONSTRAINT: . Scope can be defined as the tools and resources that are needed to achieve the end objective of the team. The scope can also be defined as the goal of the overall project, what it is supposed to achieve.