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1. Impact
Definition:
The long-term positive or negative effects of a project on people, systems, or the environment.
Simple Meaning:
The final long-term result or change created by the project.
Example:
Installing an automated descaling system in a steel plant increases production efficiency and reduces manual labour dependency — this is the impact of the project.
2. Implementation
Definition:
The phase of the project where planned activities are executed and deliverables are produced.
Simple Meaning:
The stage where actual project work is carried out.
Example:
Erection of pumps, piping installation, and commissioning at site are part of implementation.
3. Incremental Delivery
Definition:
A method where project outputs are delivered in smaller usable parts instead of one final delivery.
Simple Meaning:
Delivering the project step-by-step.
Example:
Software modules released phase-wise instead of delivering the entire system at once.
4. Information Management & Reporting
Definition:
The process of collecting, storing, analyzing, and sharing project data and progress information.
Simple Meaning:
Managing project information and reports properly.
Example:
Daily progress reports, weekly review meetings, and MIS reports are part of information management.
5. Initiating
Definition:
The formal process of starting a project and obtaining approval.
Simple Meaning:
The official start of a project.
Example:
Approval of project charter and kickoff meeting mark the initiating phase.
6. Inputs
Definition:
Resources required to execute project activities.
Simple Meaning:
Things needed to do the work.
Examples:
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Manpower
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Materials
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Machinery
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Money
7. Issue Management
Definition:
The process of identifying, tracking, and resolving problems that arise during project execution.
Simple Meaning:
Handling and solving project problems.
Example:
Delay in material delivery affecting schedule — resolving this through alternative supplier is issue management.

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