Concept, Elements and Business Projects

We explain how to make a project and how to carry out business projects.Also, what are the elements of a project.

Projects usually have a social claim.

What is a project?

A project is carried out with the objective of presenting a schematic organization chart about the resolution or treatment of certain relevant issues, for reasons considered by the author, before a body of authority, which can be a faculty, a municipality, a school, a ministry, etc.

Projects usually have a social claim , but this definition is very broad since it can be cultural, economic, environmental, on the public space, rules of coexistence, that is to say on various specific issues of the social field.

Also: What is a project?

Business projects

It is necessary to make a deep specification on the subject.

In cases where the project is carried out within the business environment, in general, it is used in order to convince a client or the authority on the desirability of carrying out a specific investment or purchase plan, etc.

Every project is a wording which must specify the current characteristics, and mainly those that are related to the question that is being analyzed and wants to overcome, develop or improve.

It is necessary here to carry out a deep specification on the subject, which distinguishes its functions, consequences and all the parts that constitute it.In addition, it must carry out a primary evaluation of the conditions in which it is presented and make it clear which These are the objectives you pursue.

Elements that make up a project

Regarding the different elements that a project must have, we can distinguish:

• The title : All projects must have a title that represents the subject matter.This should be a header located on the first page or cover of it.


• The index : It is an organized list according to the titles that appear in the chapters or according to the theme of these.Its purpose is to facilitate access to the main contents.And it can also be located at the end of the project.


• Introduction: It is a brief presentation, of no more than one veneer, detailing the main guidelines of the project.It is an introduction to the issues that will then be treated throughout the project.sketches of the consequences or details of the causes of the problems treated may appear.


• Background: It is an instance of specifying the contextual framework and foundations of the project.It helps to present the relevance of the project, its possible achievements, emphasizing the livelihoods that make its project meaningful.realization.


• Site and location: It is the determination of the physical space to which the project refers and where it will be carried out.Also, if possible at this stage of the project, you can indicate the period that you will understand its realization.


• Objectives: It is the most complete and profound expression about the purpose of the project.What are its contributions, relevance and consequences? There are two types of objectives:
  
  • General: If they are aimed at a non-specific, generic group of people, such as students, immigrants, residents, tenants, etc.Quantitative research methodologies are usually applied to extract the main features from the total number about social behavior and the objectives that are to be achieved.
  
  
  • Individuals: They pursue a specific purpose, they are characterized by being specific in terms of their claims.They mainly cover a short period of time and qualitative methodological techniques are used, such as personalized interviews, life history, observations, etc.
  
  


• Evaluation and realization: It is the stage in which from the evaluation, the survey and accounting, of the resources that are counted on, the data collection activity will be passed on of the problematic.


• Presentation: It's the Final drafting stage where a main conclusion of this stage is presented.Where you specify what you want to find in the data, and what is your convenience.