When you create a project estimate, how should you factor the cost of project management? What factors do you use to calculate the cost of project management in a project? Do you use a percentage? And how do you present the cost of PM to your client?
Find answers below as we discuss the ins and outs of pricing project management in our quick videocast. We talk about:
- The typical price range for project management costs in a project
- What factors to consider when calculating the cost of project management
- Different types of contracts, and how that affects the pricing you present to your clients
- Splitting the cost between project management and account management
Listen below, and let us know what you think!
This videocast is brought to you by Clarizen, the leader in enterprise projects and project management software.
Related Links
Here are some useful articles that we mention in our discussion about project estimation:
- Learn how to estimate projects in our Complete Guide To Project Budget & Cost Estimation
- Learn a different way to price your projects with Duration & Price contracts in Make Agile Contracts Work For Your Teams & Clients
- Workshop: Let’s Create A Risk Register Your Team Can Actually Use
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