Implementation process in project

Description:

This image depicts a slide from a presentation that outlines the "Implementation Process in Project," a generic project management lifecycle model that includes eight main steps: Discovery, Detail Design, High Level Design, Develop, Testing, Training, Deploy, and Support. Each step is represented by a diamond shape with a corresponding number and label, arranged sequentially from left to right, signifying progression from project commencement to completion.

Text elements include:

1. The main header: "Implementation Process in Project"

2. Subheadings for each step in the process: "Discovery," "Detail Design," "High Level Design," "Develop," "Testing," "Training," "Deploy," and "Support," indicating stages of the project lifecycle.

3. Numeric indicators (01 to 08), suggesting an order of operations or steps.

4. A start and end label: "Project Commence" and "Project Complete," marking the beginning and end of the project lifecycle.

Use Cases:

Industries where this slide can be applied with use cases:

1. Software Development:

Use: To outline the stages of software development from initial concept to post-launch support.

Presenter: Project Manager or Team Lead

Audience: Development team, stakeholders, investors

2. Construction:

Use: To demonstrate the phases of a construction project including planning, design, and build.

Presenter: Construction Manager or Architect

Audience: Construction crew, contractors, clients

3. Education:

Use: For illustrating the development and implementation stages of a new curriculum or educational program.

Presenter: Curriculum Developer or Educational Consultant

Audience: Educators, school administrators, education policy makers

4. Healthcare:

Use: To describe steps involved in the implementation of a new healthcare initiative or facility opening.

Presenter: Healthcare Administrator or Project Coordinator

Audience: Medical staff, hospital management, healthcare providers

5. Manufacturing:

Use: To depict the process of bringing a new product from concept through to manufacturing and market support.

Presenter: Process Engineer or Product Manager

Audience: Manufacturing team, quality assurance, investors

6. Event Planning:

Use: To lay out the stages of planning and executing a large-scale event or conference.

Presenter: Event Planner or Coordinator

Audience: Event staff, vendors, event sponsors

7. Marketing and Advertising:

Use: To present the campaign development process from market research to campaign deployment and evaluation.

Presenter: Marketing Director or Campaign Manager

Audience: Marketing team, clients, advertising partners