Project life cycle refers to a generally accepted sequence of activities that provide a structured, logical approach to project activities that facilitates estimation, planning, and resource allocation as well as project monitoring and oversight.

Each of the four stages (conceptualization, planning, execution, and termination) is aligned to specific project activities. Consider how activities for either work-related projects or personal projects might align to those activities specified within the four stages of the project life cycle.

Construct a report that uses the four stages of the project life cycle (conceptualization, planning, execution, and termination) as a foundation to describe activities relative to a personally chosen workplace (Large Waste Management Company)

include the following:

• A brief summary of each of the four stages of the project life cycle (conceptualization, planning, execution, and termination).
• A brief summary of your chosen workplace
• Articulation of how specific activities associated with your chosen workplace align to each of the four stages of the project life cycle.
• Research-based conclusions concerning specific potential impacts on your project caused by using a structured, logical project life cycle approach. These impacts might be in the areas of estimation, planning, resource allocation, project monitoring, or oversight.