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π Section 5: Operations
π What Is Operations in the Context of PMP?
- Operations refers to ongoing, repetitive activities that produce the same output, such as manufacturing, service delivery, or maintenance.
- Projects, on the other hand, are temporary endeavors with a specific start and end, aimed at delivering a unique product, service, or result.
π Differences Between Operations and Projects:
| Aspect | Project | Operations |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Temporary, unique outcome | Ongoing, repetitive tasks |
| Duration | Has a start and end | Continuous |
| Focus | Creating something new | Maintaining and sustaining business |
| Example | Building a new website | Running a customer support center |
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