Introduction to project plan

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According to the Project Management Institute (PMI.org), a detailed project plan must contain 9 sub-plans:

• Scope Management Plan
• Time Management Plan
• Cost Management Plan
• Communications Management Plan
• Risk Management Plan
• Integration Management Plan
• Procurement Management Plan
• Human Resources Management Plan
• Quality Management Plan

Discuss what each of those plans should contain. Also, discuss the challenges the project manager faces in achieving each of those plans.

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