proyek

Proyek is the Indonesian term for a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result. Projects are undertaken within a defined scope and schedule, with a specific objective and a finite duration.

The term is borrowed from the English "project" and is used in Indonesian; in Malay, the equivalent is "projek." The word's roots can be traced to Latin "projectus" via French/English and Dutch influences.

Key characteristics include being temporary, having a defined beginning and end, producing a unique deliverable, and requiring coordination of resources, cost, and time. A project typically follows a lifecycle that includes initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and controlling, and closing.

Management involves stakeholders, governance, risk management, quality, and communications. The so-called triple constraint—scope, time, and cost—defines the competing limits; quality is often treated as a fourth constraint.

Common types of proyek include construction, information technology, research and development, events, and organizational change projects. In practice, projects are undertaken by organizations to achieve strategic objectives, deliver value, and adapt to changing needs.