The History of Perth Amboy. Perth Amboyâs long, rich history dates back to Dec. 8, 1651 when the Leni Lenape Indians (part of the Algonquins) granted a deed to Augustine Herman transferring the point at the mouth of the Raritan River to him. At that time, the land was known as Ompoge, which subsequently changed to Emboyle, and then to Amboyle.
Plan, Do, Review, Improve Cycle. This page is not current. The Plan, Do, Review, Improve (PDRI) quality management cycle is part of the UTS Planning & Improvement Framework. PDRI aims for continuous improvement across all projects, processes and activities of the university.
A Project Review is an assessment of the status of a project, at a particular point in time. The first time in the project life cycle that a project review is undertaken is at the end of the first project phase, called Initiation. During this project review, a decision is made as to whether or not the team has met the objectives and is approved to proceed to the next project phase, being the Planning phase.