Project Initiation: Understanding project objectives, scope, stakeholders, and initial planning.

Project Planning: Creating a comprehensive project plan, including timelines, resources, budget, risk assessment, and communication strategies.

Scope Management: Defining and controlling project scope to avoid scope creep and ensure project goals are met within defined boundaries.

Resource Management: Allocating and managing resources effectively throughout the project lifecycle.

Risk Management: Identifying potential risks, assessing their impact, and developing strategies to mitigate or manage these risks.

Communication and Stakeholder Management: Establishing clear communication channels and managing stakeholder expectations throughout the project.

Quality Management: Ensuring that project deliverables meet quality standards and implementing quality assurance and control processes.

Project Execution and Monitoring: Managing project tasks, tracking progress, and making necessary adjustments during project execution.

Change Management: Managing changes in project scope, requirements, or other aspects and ensuring changes are properly documented and integrated.

Project Closure: Completing the project, evaluating its success, documenting lessons learned, and transitioning deliverables or project outputs.