Friday, May 22, 2020

Effective Project Planning And Control At This Stage...

Level 3: Managed Stage At this stage project related datas are collected across the organisation for proper project planning and control. More systematic approach is carried out to plan and control at this stage. Level 4: Integrated Stage The gathered information is carefully evaluated and analysed. PM data and processes are integrated. PM steps and regulation are used throughout the organization with all projects, which help to handle multiple project control and success in a professional manner. Level 5: Sustained Stage At this stage, the organization continuously improves it processes by analyzing the project data on a progressive basis. Innovative ideas are appreciated to promote the PM procedures and practices. Advantages: It†¦show more content†¦Later it was revised and re-structured based on the requirement. V- Model is considered as an extension to the waterfall model and later it was accepted an alternative in many European countries and the UK. V-model gets name from the v shaped sequential way of execution. V-model always verifies and validates the each phase before the next phase starts. In the v model the testing of each stage is simultaneously executed. The lifecycle process model is the main process in the V-Model. Characteristics: The v model is also called as verification and validation model, as they analyse each stage in such a way before it enters to the other stage. The basic architecture of v model: Figure 15 The basic architecture of V model; Source ( v model-bucanac 1999) There are three main levels in the V model: The lifecycle model: a main process in the V- model ,which decides what will be done in the project The allocation of methods: to accomplish the planned work, which method to be followed will be decided here The functional tool requirement: This level explains with what we are going to perform the activities planned. All this model have four sub models, which is similar to all models, but differs in the way of functionality

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