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Unit 12: Monitoring & Control




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             Notes  Obviously as one monitors and controls there will be some action items that occur.
             These action items cycle back into the project execution. So what are some outputs  or
             action items that occur during the Monitor and Control Project Work process?
          The outputs of monitoring and controlling project work are:
              Recommended  Corrective  Actions:  These  are  based  on  project  work  performance
               information. By comparing this information to the project plan, the project manager or
               team uses expert judgment to put forward ideas to remedy problems that have arisen.
              Recommended  Preventive  Actions:  These  are  based  on  project  work  performance
               information. By comparing this information to the project plan, the project manager or
               team uses expert judgment to suggest ways of avoiding project risks.
              Forecasts: Based on work performance information  received during the Monitor and
               Control Project Work process, forecasts allow the prediction of successful or unsuccessful
               project outcomes.
              Recommended Defect Repairs: These are an output of monitoring and controlling project
               work. This output recommends the remedial work necessary when a product does not
               meet quality  requirements.
              Requested Changes: These are  revised actions  that are necessary  for meeting  project
               objectives. The requests are often made by the project manager or members of the project
               team as a way of improving methods or overcoming problems.
          Just keep in mind that every organization is different, and your experiences of monitoring and
          controlling project work will depend on your company’s project management methodology
          and the type of project.

                         Figure  12.1: Project  Monitoring  &  Control Solution  Framework






































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