Project Management

A systematic way of doing things. It usually refers to the organized approach taken to project management and the sequential steps that need to be carried out and a description of the project deliverables.

A type of summary report that identifies any events that are outside the scope of what is considered a normal range. This report is essential in project management as it documents what went wrong and can be used as part of a “lessons learned” for the next project.

Graphic tool used in project management to organize a large amount of ideas and data which are often results after brainstorming or problem solving meetings.