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XSIQ * Information Technology - Project management methodology: phase 3 - production Phase 3: Production During this phase the plan is put into operation. It ought to provide a completed project, ready to be 'handed over to' clients. Alternatively, it may end in a full implementation, i.e. at the end of an internal organisational project. This phase involves: * Providing the resources * Completing the activities * Monitoring, controlling and recording the progress of the project on the GANTT chart * Comparing the current progress to the planned schedule * Updating and refining the schedule as required * Monitoring resource use to ensure no budgetary blowout * Ensuring milestones and overall goals are met Previous | NextView Comments and Reviews >>