Communication Skills Tools
Description
There are 4 important tools in this category of tools. They the concern with the transfer of information among the stakeholders.
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Scope
Scope “Scope” is a concept used in project management to describe the project’s boundaries and goals. It describes the work that needs to be done (and often what is not expected to be done in the case, where there seems to be some level of ambiguity) to reach the project’s goals and the limits within which the…
Opportunity
Opportunity Opportunity management is the process of looking for and following possible possibilities that can help the project or the company. These chances can come from a number of different places, such as new technologies, changes in the market, or unplanned events. Effective chance management means finding possible opportunities early on in a project, figuring out how…
Bid Documents
Bid Documents Bid papers are official pieces of writing that companies or organisations use to ask possible sellers, suppliers, or freelancers for bids or offers for certain projects, services, or goods. Most of the time, these papers contain details about the project or product, directions on how to make a bid or proposal, standards for sellers or…
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Process Analysis
Process Analysis Process analysis is a way to look at a process, figure out how it works, and make it better. It includes finding the steps or tasks in a process, figuring out how they relate to each other, and finding places where the process can be improved. Usually, the following steps make up a process analysis:…
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Log and Register Artifacts
Log and Register Artifacts In project management, artefacts are any papers, products, or other things that are made or used during the project, whether they are physical or not. In project management, some examples of artefacts are: A project plan is a paper that lays out the project’s goals, boundaries, and who is involved. A project plan…
Risk Threshold
Risk Threshold A risk threshold is the level of risk that an organization is willing to accept or tolerate for a certain project, activity, or decision. It is a set limit that the organization won’t go over without taking more steps or putting in place more risk management strategies. Risk thresholds are usually defined in terms of…
