A Report on Project Planning Approaches and Control Techniques

This report provides an overview of project management, emphasizing the use of specific skills, techniques, knowledge, and tools to deliver value to the customer. It analyzes theoretical approaches within project management, highlighting its importance in business for smooth functioning and workforce focus. The report covers various techniques for project control, including small work packages, baselines, status meetings, completion criteria, reviews, milestones, checkpoints, track requirements and formal signoff. It concludes that project management involves leading a team to accomplish project goals within time constraints, with all project-related information documented at the initial development stage, touching upon methodologies like Waterfall, Agile, Lean, Scrum, and Kanban.

Introduction
The term project management can be referred as the usage
of specific skills, techniques, knowledge and tools in order
to deliver something valuable to customer. Development
of software facilitates in making process easier and
company can able to accomplish objectives within short
span of time.
Project Planning Approaches and Techniques
Name of the Student
Techniques for Project Control
• Small work packages
• Baselines
• Status meeting
• Completion criteria
• Reviews
• Milestone and checkpoints
• Track requirements
• Formal signoff
CONCLUSION
From the above presented poster, it was concluded that
project management can be referred as the process of
leading work of team in order to accomplish all project
goals within given time constraint. All the project
related information is described in project
documentation and created at the initial stage of
development process.An analysis of the theoretical approaches utilised
within Project Management.
Project management helps in every aspect of business
and contributes in smooth functioning of process. It
emphasises on workforce which focus on work that
matters and keeps organisation free from distraction
and uncertainties.
References
• Harrison, F. and Lock, D., 2017. Advanced project
management: a structured approach. Routledge.
• Gardiner, P., 2017. Project management: A strategic
planning approach. Bloomsbury Publishing. Boyle,
G., 2017. Design project management. Routledge.
Theoretical approaches of project
management
• Waterfall
• Agile
• Lean
• Scrum
• Kanban