Russell D. Archibald
PMP, PMI Fellow

PMI-Texas Connection 2001
Sept. 14-15, 2001 Houston, Texas

Abstract | Challenges | Full Power | Business Strategies | Objectives
Portfolio Management | Process | Principles | Key Roles | Planning & Control
Team Working | Improvement | Integration | Internet | Conclusion

Basic Project Management Principles

One way to look at the project management discipline is to view it as consisting of these three basic principles:

  1. Assignment of integrative project responsibilitiesóthe key integrative roles.
  2. Application of integrative and predictive project planning and control systemsóthe project documents, procedures, information processing and communication systems, and their application.
  3. Integrated project team-workingóidentifying, integrating, and managing the project team to integrate the efforts of all contributors to the project.

Each of these is discussed in the following sections.

The Organization's Project Management Process  Project Management Process

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