The Planning Performance Domain tackles actions and functions related to the initial, continuing, and developing organization and coordination required for project deliverables and results. It deals with the following areas.
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Relative Estimating (Planning Poker) Relative estimating is a method used in project management to figure out how big a project or task will be or how much work it will take. It involves comparing the size or difficulty of a task to that of other tasks in a project instead of trying to figure out its size…
Project Scope Project Scope refers to the boundaries and extent of the work that needs to be accomplished to deliver a project successfully. It defines the objectives, deliverables, and boundaries of the project, including what is included in the project and what is not. The Project Scope includes: Objectives: The purpose of the project and what the…
Cost Plus Award Fee (CPAF) Cost Plus Award Fee (CPAF) is a type of contract in which the buyer pays the seller for the actual cost of the work done plus an extra award fee based on the quality of the work. The award fee is a performance-based reward that encourages the seller to do a better…
Team Performance Domain of Project Management – PMBOK VII The Team Performance Domain is about the tasks and roles of the people who are in charge of making project deliverables that help businesses reach their goals. When this performance domain is carried out well, the following things happen: Ownership is split. A team that does well. All…
Lead (Lead Time) In project management, lead refers to a relationship between two activities, where the start of one activity depends on the start of another activity. Specifically, lead is the amount of time by which the dependent activity can be advanced, or started earlier than originally planned, to avoid delaying the overall project timeline. Lead time…
Lifecycle Assessment Lifecycle assessment (LCA) is a way to figure out how a product or service affects the world over its whole life, from getting the raw materials to throwing them away. The goal of LCA is to find ways to lessen a product’s or service’s effects on the world and make it last longer. Usually, a…
