Business Strategy

Initiation, Planning, Execution, Closure

Planning, Execution, Closure, Initiation

Execution, Closure, Initiation, Planning

Closure, Initiation, Planning, Execution

Improved efficiency, better communication, increased customer satisfaction

Decreased efficiency, poor communication, decreased customer satisfaction

No advantages, project management is unnecessary

Increased costs, longer project duration, decreased customer satisfaction

Driving the project, achieving required outcomes, leading the project team

Assisting the project manager, planning the project, executing the project

Managing the project budget, closing the project, initiating the project

None of the above

Good planning, organizing, leadership, and communication skills

some planning, disorganization, lack of leadership, and communication skills

No skills are important for project management

Good technical skills, but no need for planning, organizing, leadership, and communication skills

Using case studies

Using theoretical models

Using personal opinions

Using historical data

Assigning tasks to team members

Defining objectives and deliverables

Monitoring project progress

Evaluating project risks

Purpose

Quality Management

Objectives

Scope Boundaries

Managing project resources

Defining project objectives

Identifying project stakeholders

Tracking project progress

Stakeholder communication plan

Budget Allocation

Project Objectives

Risk Analysis

Time management and stakeholder communication

Scope boundaries and quality management

Cost management and risk analysis

All of the above