Project Management

In project management, the scope defines the boundaries and deliverables of a project. It outlines what is included and excluded from the project, providing clarity about the objectives, tasks, and resources necessary to achieve the desired outcomes.
The project scope typically includes:

• Initiation: Define objectives, identify stakeholders, and assess feasibility.
• Planning: Outline scope, allocate resources, create a budget, and develop a timeline.
• Execution: Manage teams, tasks, and communication to deliver results.
• Monitoring: Track progress, control quality, manage risks, and stay within budget.
• Closure: Finalise deliverables, document outcomes, gather feedback, and officially close the project.