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Ch1 (Why Projects Fail (People: Stakeholders have different interests of…

- - - - The project must have a start and end date whether both know or one of them estimated.
    - - Must have a clear goal that defines the value of the project to organization
    - - A project can have many stakeholders whether they are internal customers such as high level managers (Sponsor) or external by third parties such as consultant (clients)
    - - Includes time, money, people and technology to achieve the project's goal
    - - include technical and nontechnical skills, technical required to build or implement, nontechnical required to success the project.
      - Types of rolee
        
        Project manager (leader): responsible for making sure that all process needed for creating the project are in place and carried out efficiently and effectively.
        
        Project sponsor: provide resources, making project's decisions, giving directions, and supporting project when needed.
        
        Subject Matters Experts: a person who has a specific knowledge in a specific functional area needed to support the project.
        
        Technical Expert: needed in order to build or engineer the product.
    - - All projects include risk some internally and others externally
      - Assumption is the way we use to estimate and predict
    - - the independent tasks needed to finish the work, and it characterize by progressive elaboration.
    - - Changes must be understood by the team and managed
    - - the project team must understand the culture, variables and political climate within the org.