Creating The Project Scope - Resource Planning
May 4, 2008 | Author: admin | Filed under: Scope Management, Project Scope Management
Creating The Project Scope - Resource Planning (#7 in the series Creating The Project Scope)
By Joseph Phillips
How do you know how much help you’ll need to complete the project? Most project managers rely on expert judgment, experience, and gut feelings, but the WBS reveals the deliverables and the required talent to create the deliverables. For example, in our WAN/LAN project, one of our deliverables might be Cisco routers. This deliverable might require us to hire or contract a CCIE to configure our network.
Joseph Phillips is the author of five books on project management and is a, PMI Project Management Professional, a CompTIA certified Project Professional, and a Certified Technical Trainer. For more information about Project Management Training, please visit Project Seminars.
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