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temporary endeavor undertakend to create unique product |
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Process Managment Process Groups |
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Initiating Concept, Planning, Monitoring & Controlling, Executing & Closing |
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Define a new project or phase |
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Establish total scope & develop a course of action |
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Complete work defined in PM plan |
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Track, review and regulate the progress |
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Formally complete project phase or contract |
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Phase, exits, toll gates, phase gates & kill points (negative). |
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Collection of projects of programs and other work that are grouped together to meet stargic business objectives. |
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Group of related projects managed in a coordinated way to obtain benefits and control unavailable by managing them individually. |
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Application of knowledge skills, tools & techniques through IPECC. |
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Standardized set of automated tools and tecniques used to gather integrate and distribute the outputs of PM |
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HR Concepts - Decision Making or Leadershipt Styples |
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Autocratic, Bureaucratic, Democratic, Coin Flip, Laissez-Faire |
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Pursuating, consultie.....PM solicits opinion from selected team member. |
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Opwn siaxuaaion, team help to make decision. |
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Free rein, team has authroity, hands off attitude. |
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Defining and documenting stakeholder needs and expectations in adequate detail. |
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Group Decision Making Techniques |
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- Majority > 50% - Unanimity (everyone agrees) - Plurality (largest block, may or may not be majority). - Dictatorship - one individual decision |
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Program Manager - related projects in a coordinated way Portfolio Manager - Collection of projects/programs. Functional Manager - Assigns personnel Operations Manager - Produces and maintains saleable products/services |
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Subdividing the project work packages into smaller more manageble components called activities. |
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Rolling Wave Planning (SD) |
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Form of progressive elaboration planning - Work needed to be completed in the near term is planned in detail while future work is planned at a hight level of WBS. |
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Doing Activities in parralell (high risk) |
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Ewaouexw Lwcwling (SD-Time) |
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- Keeps resource usage at a constant levwl or - Allocation of scarce resources to critical path activities first. - Often results in longer project duration |
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Shows interrelationship between activities (used by team). |
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Bar Charts / Gantt Charts |
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Show activity start/end dates, duration (used my middle management). |
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Shows targets or goals to be achieved (Used by senior mgt and customers). |
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Developed from project schedule based on network analysis of the schedule model. |
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Longest path in a network diagram |
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Providing lowest cost of product service w/o loss of quality and performance. |
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Degree to which a set of inherent characteristics fultil requirements |
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Internal or external failure cost. |
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Avoicance (Plan risk response |
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Change project management plan to elimintate risks and protect project objectives. |
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Shift risk consequence to 3rd party. |
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Reduce the probability and or consequence of aderse risk |
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Nochaenge in project management plan; passive of active acceptance. |
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Strategies for negative risk |
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- Avoidance - Transfer - Mitigation - Acceptance |
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Strategies for positive risk |
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- Share, Allocate ownership to 3ed party - Eploit , ensure opportunity - Enhance, Modify the size - Acceptamce - Let the oppotunity go |
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