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A paper presented to the International
Seminar on Project Management for Developing Countries, September
4 to 6, 1991, in New Delhi, India. The audience was made up of
mostly construction people, but much of the following content
could equally apply to large projects in other areas of application.
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Project Management Core Functions
As noted earlier, the first four functions: scope, quality, time
and cost, are generally considered to be the basic functions of
project management. From the sponsor's point of view, these four
functions embody the project's basic management objectives, while
for those providing services to the project, i.e. design or construction,
they constitute constraints. They therefore represent a set of core
parameters which are used to control the project.
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Introduction
to Part 2
