Project Initiation:

• Identifying project goals, defining the project's scope, and ensuring it aligns with business objectives.
• Conducting feasibility studies and creating the Project Charter, which formally authorizes the project.

Project Planning:

• Developing a detailed Project Management Plan, including scope, schedule, cost, quality, resource, communication, risk, and procurement plans.
• Establishing project baselines for scope, schedule, and cost to measure project performance.

Project Execution:

• Coordinating team members and resources to ensure that project tasks are performed according to the project plan.
• Implementing quality management and assurance practices to meet project specifications.

Project Monitoring and Controlling:

• Tracking project progress against the baselines and making adjustments as needed.
• Managing changes to the project scope, schedule, and costs through a formal change control process.
• Ensuring that project deliverables and milestones are met.

Project Closure:

• Completing final project deliverables, confirming work is completed to the stakeholders’ satisfaction.
• Releasing project resources and conducting post-project reviews to capture lessons learned.

Communication:

• Facilitating communication among project stakeholders to ensure clear understanding of project goals, status, and changes.
• Reporting the project progress and performance to the appropriate stakeholders through regular status meetings and reports.

Risk Management:

• Identifying potential risks to the project and analyzing their impact and probability.
• Implementing strategies to mitigate risks and monitoring these throughout the project lifecycle.

Stakeholder Management:

• Identifying and analyzing stakeholders’ needs and expectations.
• Managing and influencing stakeholder expectations through negotiation and communication.

Integration Management:

• Ensuring that project aspects are properly coordinated and integrated.
• Managing the interdependencies between project elements and resolving issues that affect the overall project deliverables.