Cost is the budget approved for the project including all necessary expenses needed to deliver the project. Within budgets we will try to balance between not running out of money and not underspending because many projects receive funds that have contract clauses with a “use it or lose it” approach to project funds. Since some projects can go over budget without corrective action, we will work cohesively to execute budget plans which does not result in a last-minute rush or overspending.

Risk is defined by potential external events that will have a negative impact on your project if they occur. We will look at the combination of the probability of every event and the impact on your project. If the combination of the probability of the occurrence and the impact on the project is too high, we identify the potential event as a risk and put a proactive plan in place to manage the risk.

Time is often the most frequent project oversight in developing projects. We therefore work on time to avoid missed deadlines and incomplete deliverables. We take proper control of time and schedule required by careful identifying the tasks to be performed and accurately estimating the durations, and the people and other resources that will be needed to have them completed.

Quality is a combination of the standards and criteria to which the project will be delivered for them to perform effectively. Quality on a project is controlled through quality assurance (QA), which is the process of evaluating overall project performance on a regular basis to provide confidence that the project will satisfy the relevant quality standards.

Resources are required to carry out project tasks. We work very well to make sure we have the right people, equipment, facilities, tools or anything else capable of definition (usually other than labour) required for the completion of the project activity.

Scope is what the project is trying to achieve. It entails all the work involved in delivering your project outcomes and the processes used. It is the reason and the purpose of the project.