Projects and processes have distinct differences.

Projects are unique, finite, endeavors with a distinct beginning and end, intended to alter the status quo. Project work is tied to pre$-$established cost, schedule, and quality expectations. By contrast, processes support established ongoing practices. Process work uses existing systems and capabilities to maintain a $$business as usual$$ approach to activities within an organization.

Review Table $1\mathrm{.}1,$ Differences Between Process and Project Management, in the textbook. Consider how project and process management might differ within an organization with which you are familiar.

In your posting, share a specific example from your own experience that illustrates the differences between the two concepts. Clearly articulate and explain the differences. Within your response discuss at least three attributes that are specific to projects.