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14 September 2026

Input, technique, and output in project management

When creating a good project management, we need to understand the phase, input, tools, and output. Reading PMP Book sometime too complex. You can see the summaries below.  

 

Phase

Inputs

Tools & Techniques

Outputs

1. Initiating

– Business Case – Project Charter – Agreements – Organizational Process Assets (OPAs) – Enterprise Environmental Factors (EEFs)

– Expert Judgment – Stakeholder Analysis – Meetings – Data Gathering (Interviews, Surveys) – Project Selection Techniques

– Project Charter – Stakeholder Register

2. Planning

– Project Charter – Stakeholder Register – Requirements Documentation – Organizational Assets – Risk Register

– Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) – Critical Path Method (CPM) – Risk Analysis (Qualitative/Quantitative) – Cost Estimation Techniques (Analogous, Parametric, Bottom-up) – Gantt Charts – Monte Carlo Simulation – Communication Plan – Agile/Waterfall Methodologies

– Project Management Plan (Scope, Schedule, Cost, Quality, Communication, Risk, Procurement, Stakeholder Management Plans) – Scope Baseline – Schedule Baseline – Risk Register – Change Management Plan

3. Executing

– Project Management Plan – Approved Change Requests – Work Performance Data – Risk Register

– Project Management Information System (PMIS) – Agile Methodologies (Scrum, Kanban) – Issue Resolution Techniques – Performance Reporting – Quality Control Tools (Checklists, Six Sigma, Control Charts) – Conflict Resolution

– Deliverables – Work Performance Reports – Change Requests – Issue Log – Team Performance Assessments

4. Monitoring & Controlling

– Project Management Plan – Work Performance Reports – Change Requests – Risk Register

– Earned Value Management (EVM) – Variance Analysis (Schedule & Cost) – Trend Analysis – Root Cause Analysis – Change Control Tools – Risk Reassessment

– Updated Project Documents – Change Log – Forecasting Reports – Approved/Rejected Change Requests

5. Closing

– Project Management Plan – Deliverables – Final Performance Report – Contract Documentation

– Lessons Learned Documentation – Final Product Acceptance – Customer Satisfaction Surveys – Transition Planning – Final Financial Report

– Final Product, Service, or Result – Project Closure Report – Lessons Learned Register – Release of Project Resources


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