What does "process improvement plan" mean?
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What does "process improvement plan" mean?

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What does "process improvement plan" mean?


A company's project management processes may include a number of different processes. The project manager chooses whatever processes are already in place to use and, if necessary, creates some new ones.

For example, scope management process, cost management process, etc. of a company might be existing and these existing processes will be used by a project manager throughout the project.

However, new processes that do not existing in a company might be needed for the project. in this case, project manager must initiate to create a new process to deliver project outcome faster.

For example, let us consider that 200 PCs will be installed in a project and if their PCs will be identical to each other, installation steps will be the same for each PC. In order to complete this installation faster, after 3 installations project manager should create a process to complete remaining installations faster (e.g., document of installation steps, development of a script) can be developed to complete installation faster.

Process improvement plans must include information on how to create new processes and how to improve the ones that already exist in order to meet project needs.

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