Work Breakdown Structure in Project Management

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Historically, the Work Breakdown method was created by National Aeronautics and Space Agency(NASA). The method was used for..
 
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== WBS Terminology and Principles ==
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Before diving into the Work Breakdown Structure and its application it is important to understand the main principles of this tool and some of its terminology. Therefore, this section will cover main terms of WBS along with explanations and principles with their meaning to the tool.
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== How to use WBS in Project Management ==
 
== How to use WBS in Project Management ==

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Abstract

Project Management is often a complex process involving Stakeholders, Teams, Development Approaches, Planning, Project Work, Delivery, Measurement, and Uncertainty. As part of Planning and Delivery it is important to define the Scope and Requirements in order to break down the complex tasks into manageable sub-tasks of the whole project (PMBOK; Seventh Edition, 2021, p. 81)[1]. Therefore, in this Wiki article, the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) will be presented as a Project Management method used to reduce the complexity of a project by delimiting the whole project plan into manageable sub-tasks. This Wiki article will further cover context and history of WBS along with explanation on how to use it in Project management and what are the principles, advantages and limitations of this method.

Context and Historical Applications

Historically, the Work Breakdown method was created by National Aeronautics and Space Agency(NASA). The method was used for..

WBS Terminology and Principles

Before diving into the Work Breakdown Structure and its application it is important to understand the main principles of this tool and some of its terminology. Therefore, this section will cover main terms of WBS along with explanations and principles with their meaning to the tool.


Principles

Terms


How to use WBS in Project Management

Main Principles of WBS

Advantages

Limitations

Annotated Bibliography

References

  1. Project Management Institute. “A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK)”- Seventh Edition, 2021, p. 81
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