Project management is defined as “the application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project activities to meet the project requirements” (Larson, 2011, pp. 647). Project management is there to provide others with the type of tools that is needed for them to improve their ability to plan, implement and to be able to manage the activities that are needed to accomplish specific organizational objectives. Project management is basically something that is planned and organized carefully in order to accomplish a successful project (Lonergan, 2011).
Project management is an important part of the business world because it is critical when developing customized products and services and it is also helpful when an organization is trying to sustain a lucrative relationship with the customers that they are providing service to. “The future promises an increase in the importance and the role of projects in contributing to
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