Analysis of real project to provide an overview of reasons of failure and compare a PM software with

Analysis of real project to provide an overview of reasons of failure and compare a PM software with

Project management plays key role in achieving success in the projects because various factors like cost, time, scope, planning and risk are important to manage and it is only possible through effective project management. Various potential IT projects only fail due to the poor project management.Project management software refers to the tools used for the planning, scheduling and managing the projects. Project management software help project managers to track and picture the complex interactions between tasks and it is done with the help of Gantt charts, PERT (network diagram) and work breakdown structure (WBS). Microsoft Project is the main widely used commercial project management software along with open source software as an alternative to MS Project. One of the open source software is Open Workbench.Critically analyze the case you have selected in order to detail the underlying reasons for the “perceived failures” in the project. Ensure that you make appropriate references to project management literature.Provide recommendations for how effective project management could have helped to avoid the problems described in your answer to (a). Make appropriate references to project management literature. Identify an open source project management tool that could be used as an alternative to Microsoft Project. Try to provide a critical comparison of the two tools and evaluation of the technique used. Reflect upon the project management and teamwork required in a project. Identify key roles, responsibilities and the best practice benchmarking practices found in the literature.As a student of Project Management, give an analysis of real project to provide an overview of reasons of failure and compare the PM software with Microsoft PM.

 

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