In the project management landscape, this definition typically corresponds to a document, template, output, or a specific deliverable that oversees the condition and completion of a project.
The types of project management artifacts are:
1. Strategy
2. Logs/ registers
3. Plans
4. Hierarchy charts
5. Baselines
6. Visual data and information
7. Reports
8. Agreements and contracts
Project management can be stressful, but by prioritizing tasks, setting realistic expectations, building a support system, and practicing self-care, project managers can manage stress effectively. Prioritizing tasks and focusing on the most important ones first, setting realistic expectations, building a support system, including a mentor or therapist, regular exercise and meditation can all help to relieve stress and maintain a healthy work-life balance. By implementing these strategies project managers can not only survive but also thrive in a stressful work environment.
PDCA is an acronym for Plan-Do-Check-Act. It is a cycle that employs iterative action to inject continuous improvement in the processes, products, or services. It follows a closed-loop problem-solving approach that considers the feedback as input to introduce a new set of changes.
