Project Identification

Bill Carmody introduces project identification, a process used to initiate projects by identifying problems, opportunities, or needs. This phase helps determine if a project is necessary and sets the stage for project initiation. Once a need is identified, the process moves to creating proposals to allocate resources for solving the identified problem.

What is the primary purpose of project identification?

• To finalize project details

• To identify problems, opportunities, or needs

• To allocate resources

• To evaluate project outcomes

During the project identification phase, what are you primarily assessing?

• The timeline for project completion

• The need for a project based on specific issues

• The budget for the project

• The team members involved

What does project identification help you to clearly justify?

• The project's team structure

• The project's timeline

• The initiation of a project

• The project's budget

What is the next step after project identification?

• Project evaluation

• Team recruitment

• Creating a proposal or request for proposal

• Project closure

What is the purpose of creating a proposal in the project process?

• To recruit team members

• To evaluate the project's success

• To activate resources necessary to solve the identified problem

• To finalize the project timeline