Not everyone who is expected to manage a project will necessarily be a project management professional. Projects range in complexity from easy projects to very complex ones that require immense resources and intense planning. The common aspect with all projects is that they start small and with disjointed parts and resources and end up with a common objective in the form of a finished product. Whether it is one person or an entire team, the goal is to properly execute a plan. In this guide for nonprofessionals we look at the basics of project planning and execution from its inception to its execution. So, let’s get started.
Project Delivery
Now it is time to deliver your project. You probably made some adjustments to the project schedules or some other aspects, but these should be okay since you have communicated any changes to the relevant stakeholders. Ensure you deliver the project in a manner that meets the expectations of the stakeholders. Make sure you pay any outstanding invoices and hand over the project without any pending issues.
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