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Explain The Five Stages Of Project Life Cycle

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Projects life cycle Generally there are four - five phases within a project life cycle, which at the end of each phase a deliverable is formed or achieved. Deliverables are tangible or intangible products resulting from objectives been reached at the end of each phase.

Initiation / conception phase : This is the first stage of a project which emphasises the feasibility of a project or projects which are to be considered ( go or no go ). This is achieved by applying the project management weighted scoring model technique ( WSM ), subsequently followed by a charter form to describe in more detail the project's objectives and goals.

Planning phase : This stage is describing your chosen project in much more detail. This can include a detailed …show more content…

All of the above projects will be used on either Phever fm in a live broadcast or as a new release for Phunk’dup records depending on my choice of projects, with all deliverables achieved and project terminated by the 1st May 2018 . Projects A, B, & C are all within my capabilities and in theory are plans that could succeed, but to ensure i choose correct plan i will use the project management weighted scoring model. The plan which turns out to be the best candidate and the plan to which i bring forward will be known as Project Phever.

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Weighted scoring model
Now that there is a client in place and three possible avenues for the project's direction my next task is to work out which plan is the best to take on. To do this i will use the weighted scoring model tool, this process will help me prioritize requirements within a ranked system of percentages and as a result will make me chose the correct project using this symptomatic process. The list of criterias (below) to be used on the weighted scoring model are based on importance and achievable tasks in order for the project's

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