How to create Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) in Microsoft Project
The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is a hierarchical decomposition of the project objectives into deliverable oriented tasks that are executed by the project team to accomplish the overall project goals. The WBS forms the backbone of all the project planning activities. The WBS divides the scope of the project work into smaller, manageable work packages for maintaining better control of the project activities. As you move from the higher levels of the WBS to the lower levels, the definition of the project works gets more detailed with the upper levels representing the major phases of the project. It is imperative to remember that the WBS represents 100% of all the work defined in the project scope. Anything that is not included in the WBS is considered out of scope for the project.
The attached presentation file gives insight on followings;
How to create Work Breakdown Structure WBS.
Usage of WBS
Components of WBS
Creating WBS in Microsoft Project using Top-Down Method
Integration of WBS in Project schedule
The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is a hierarchical decomposition of the project objectives into deliverable oriented tasks that are executed by the project team to accomplish the overall project goals. The WBS forms the backbone of all the project planning activities. The WBS divides the scope of the project work into smaller, manageable work packages for maintaining better control of the project activities. As you move from the higher levels of the WBS to the lower levels, the definition of the project works gets more detailed with the upper levels representing the major phases of the project. It is imperative to remember that the WBS represents 100% of all the work defined in the project scope. Anything that is not included in the WBS is considered out of scope for the project.
The attached presentation file gives insight on followings;
How to create Work Breakdown Structure WBS.
Usage of WBS
Components of WBS
Creating WBS in Microsoft Project using Top-Down Method
Integration of WBS in Project schedule
