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COM Project and Event Management Flashcards

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  1. What is the purpose of a project post-mortem meeting?

    Answer: To review what went well and what could be improved for future projects

    A post-mortem is a retrospective review that captures lessons learned—both successes and failures—to improve future project performance.

  2. What is a stakeholder matrix used for in project management?

    Answer: Identifying and analyzing stakeholders by their influence and interest in the project

    A stakeholder matrix maps stakeholders by their level of influence and interest, helping the project manager prioritize engagement and communication strategies.

  3. What is 'scope creep' in project management?

    Answer: The gradual, uncontrolled expansion of a project's scope beyond its original objectives

    Scope creep occurs when additional features or requirements are added to a project without formal authorization, often causing delays and budget overruns.

  4. What is the purpose of a risk register in project management?

    Answer: To document identified risks, their likelihood, impact, and mitigation strategies

    A risk register is a living document that captures known project risks, assesses their probability and impact, and records planned responses.

  5. What does 'incremental budgeting' mean in the context of office project planning?

    Answer: Basing the new budget on the previous period's budget with incremental adjustments

    Incremental budgeting uses the prior period's budget as a baseline and adds or subtracts amounts based on expected changes, making it a common approach in stable organizations.

  6. What is a project milestone?

    Answer: A significant checkpoint or deliverable that marks a key stage in the project timeline

    A milestone marks a significant point in the project lifecycle, such as the completion of a major deliverable or phase, and is used to track overall progress.