How does change management factor into the execution phase of a project?

Monitoring and controlling tasks in the execution phase of a project is necessary to ensure that the project is on track in terms of time, cost, quality, and resources. It allows for early detection of any issues or deviations from the plan, enabling timely corrective actions. It also facilitates effective collaboration and communication among team members, and provides valuable data for reporting and decision-making.

Collaboration in the execution phase of project management is crucial as it ensures effective task, time, cost, quality, change, procurement and resource management. It facilitates monitoring, control, and reporting, leading to successful project completion.

The closing phase of project management ensures the successful completion of a project by dealing with deliverables transfer, completion confirmation, documentation review, resources release and post-mortem. This phase ensures that all the tasks have been completed, all the deliverables have been handed over, and all the resources have been released. It also involves a review of the project documentation and a post-mortem to learn from the project.