Case Study Of Project Planning And Budgeting

Running Head: PROJECT PLANNING AND BUDGETING
Project Planning and Budgeting
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1PROJECT PLANNING AND BUDGETING
Quality on a Project
Quality is defined as the attribute of a particular product or project that represents its
standard. In most projects, the success is defined by the quality of the final outcomes that have
been delivered as the end result of the project. Generally, the organisations conducting the
projects expect high quality of the deliverables and set the quality standards during planning
accordingly (Kerzner, 2017). If the quality or standard of the final project is not satisfactory and /
or does not meet the quality standard set during planning, the project is generally considered as a
failure.
In a project, the quality can be defined by analysing the overall quality of the final
outcome and ensuring the final outcome has successfully fulfilled the quality standard of the
organisation and / or project.
Project Quality Management Tools and Techniques
In project management, there are a number of different tools and techniques that are
utilised for quality management purposes. Initially, the quality standards and requirements are set
during the planning phase of the project and it is essentially required to meet these quality
standards in the project (Schwalbe, 2015). During the project, there are a number of quality
management tools used that are listed as follows.
Cause and Effect Diagrams
Control Charts
Flow-Charting
Histogram