Introduction
Project management might turn out to be frightening undertaking, if a Project Manager does not understand the basic project management principles, concepts, techniques, and framework. At the core of every practical project management is an ability for keeping things simple and orderly. Not getting bogged down in lengthy and unwieldy processes and in difficulties. It does not mean cutting corners. Good project management practice is still necessary; it is about keeping it lean and mean. This, and getting the basics right, will help you deliver a successful project. Following these basic principles will give your project a good start and finishing: Keep it simple! Identify the stakeholders. Ask who needs to benefit? Gain agreement to proceed. Deliver the plan. Follow the project idea through to use.
