PM or Project Management
refers to steering, controlling, and planning of an endeavor limited
temporarily (Lester, 2007).
Several authors, over time,
have clarified and simplified complication. Therefore, its features
characterize it instead of an individual definition: hierarchy's spontaneity,
increasing non-transparency, continuous momentum, adaption, and various
elements not reversible and tempered by detailed limitations (Schwarz, 2011;
Valle, 2000).
A system is described by a
complication with 2 or more than two variables or components; it has several
interrelated aspects or parts (Ireland, 2007). The present standards of project
management don't adequately or sufficiently handle the complication and the
approach to its management (Remington & Pollack, 2007). Just because of a
project's complication, it can easily fail (Koch, 2008).
This study is created for
developing a technique that can help in treating a complication in PM. The
standard of PMI or Project Management Institute is utilized as it is accepted
and recognized internationally. How can a project's complication be observed by
managers in a better way? Is it possible for improvements to occur? For
answering all these questions, a formal and structured approach will be
implemented with the use of an authentic expert. Following are covered by this
study:
Choosing a standard of PM as a foundation.
It involves selecting a
standard of PM on which this study will be conducted. This standard of PM can
be referred to as a synonym for the general global standard as it was the first
one to be created on which other standards seem to depend. In addition, this
standard is referenced by global standards. This standards’ findings can be
engineered in a reverse manner to other standards. Individual procedures of
standards were also compared in a cross manner.
Determination of the uncontainable or containable aspects
which cause complication.
In the literature, numerous
aspects leading to complication are prevalent. It is quite important to
determine some certain enablers which can relate to project managers along with
the ones which are crucial. Such enablers in different projects were
prioritized and investigated. In accordance with the experts, particular
techniques must be prepared for evaluating, observing, and addressing those
enablers.
Development of a figure which represents complication in
certain industrial fields associated with life cycle and size of projects.
An applicable and
comprehensible model is created with the purpose of supporting less experienced
or young managers of the project with the duty of determining different
processes for complication. But there is also relevance in this project for
experienced ones.
Various approaches to address the complication in PM and
improvements for the prevalent standards of PM.
In the existing studies,
different techniques on the standards of PM are evaluated. Standards of project
management are studied for their influence on handling complicated projects;
they were also reviewed for determining whether a change is significant for
dealing with complicated projects in a satisfactory way.
On the basis of the above, a
change in standards of PM is provided. This is carried out with the development
of an approach similar to the recognized models like Tuckman’s sequences and
patterns of development (Tuckman, 2001).