Time constraints in project management
Each task and process in the project have a scheduled time allocated for their completion.
Steps for managing the schedule of the project development process:
- Plan schedule management.
- Sequence all of the different activities.
- Define all of the activities that will be performed in the project.
- Estimate the usage of all of the resources that are going to be used in the project.
- Estimate the time durations related to each activity.
- Develop a proper schedule after analyzing the first five points.
- After creating the schedule, control/manage the schedule to ensure that your project is on track.
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