Subphase: A subphase is used when there are phases that need to
be subdivided. This might occur in a large number of scenarios,
for example if the phase represents a task that Project
Management has decided can be separated into a number of smaller
tasks, the subphase will represent the individual smaller tasks.
These need not be divided evenly for some may be larger than
others, nevertheless, in many scenarios it will be expected that
subphases are equal to one another. A phase in the context of
Project Management is any distinct time period in a sequence of
events. A subphase is thus the smaller time period available for
a portion of a sequence of events to be achieved. Alternativel,
a phase may also represent a stage that must be reached, while a
task leading to the stage is known as a subphase. In such a
case, Project Management may evaluate how much time each task
will take to finish, if all tasks together enable the stage to
be reached. Alternatively, Project Management may determine the
total amount of