... processes thatIntroduction to the ProcessImprovement Life Cycle 9PeopleDCBA Project management technology Project management process 000100100100Figure 1.1 The triad of people, project ... scopechange in your project and place your project at risk. That means your project managementprocess must have a solid change managementprocess that is inte-grated into other business processes.1.1.2.5 ... the projectmanagement methodologyIntroduction to the ProcessImprovement Life Cycle 51Introduction to the Process Improvement Life CycleDesigning, documenting, and implementing a project management...
... of the project. Project scope management. 3. How will we make it? Project scope management. 4. When will we do it? Project time management. 5. How much time will it take? Project time management. 6. ... it cost? Project cost management. 7. What makes it good? Project quality management. 8. How can we make sure it gets done? Project risk management. 9. What could go wrong? Project risk management. 10. ... Follow ThroughThe Nine Areas of Project Management Over the last 35 years, the ProjectManagement Institute (PMI) has workedto define the field of projectmanagement as an independent profession...
... of that plan.22 ProjectManagementProcess Improvement 2.2.5 Level 5: Optimizing Process At level 5 the focus is on improvement of the projectmanagement process. Tothat end, processes are in ... given in the Appendix.2.3.1 Project Integration Management Project integration management consists of three project management processes: project plan development, project plan execution, and ... used to improve the integratedchange control process. 2.3.2 Project Scope Management Project scope management consists of five projectmanagement processes: initia-tion, scope planning, scope...
... documented process (level 2) and having all project teams using the process (level 3). Level 3 defines project managementprocess practice (PP) level maturity. Level 2 defines project managementprocess ... that the project plan moves ahead smoothly.•Shaper: These are the planners. They set objectives and establishpriorities.80 ProjectManagementProcessImprovement Project management ManagementBusinessInterpersonalPersonalLegend:ProjectType ... use the new processes.•The projectmanagement process( es) do not meet the needs of many ofthe projects and therefore are not used or used only selectively.•The projectmanagementprocess documentation...
... McGary, Effective Project Management, 3rd Edition, New York:John Wiley & Sons, 2003.112 ProjectManagementProcessImprovement project manager may wish to track is the project completion ... improvement initiative is processed through the model and theirscores are used to rank the initiatives—the higher the score, the higher the rank.110 ProjectManagementProcess Improvement Improvementopportunity ... itself, andsecond in the way the project is using projectmanagement processes.4.1 Project LevelThe three tools introduced in this section apply to individual projects. The firsttwo tools—cost...
... As the discussion of the posted114 ProjectManagementProcess Improvement 7654321Brainstormingproblems andimprovementsCelebrateimprovementsSelect improvement opportunityAnalyzecausesBrainstormsolutionsPrioritize ... priority of the process as a candidate for improvement. 120 ProjectManagementProcess Improvement At the program level you will want to identify the knowledge area most inneed of improvement. ... P09P24 P26P16 P39Figure 5.7 The PP maturity zone map.124 ProjectManagementProcess Improvement Table 5.1 (continued) Process Number Process Name Knowledge AreaP17 Cost control CostP32 Risk...
... analysis:Commissioning Improvement Initiatives 131 Process A Project A1 Project A1.1 Project A2.1 Project A2.2 Project A3.1 Project A2.1.1 Project A2.1.1.1 Project A3.1.1.1 Project A2.1.2 Project A3.1.1 Project A2 Project A3Figure ... same process will not benecessary. Resources can be diverted to other improvement projects in the128 ProjectManagementProcessImprovement Process AK.A. Process C Process B Project A1 Project B1 Project C1 Project C2 Project A2 Project A3Figure ... before it is even begun?•The management of an improvement program is not any different thanthe management of a project portfolio.•Not every projectmanagementprocess needs to be at level...
... behavior is not acceptable even if the process 148 ProjectManagementProcess Improvement •Unclear process documentation;• Process does not meet needs;•Weak change management, faulty acceptance criteria;•Faulty ... support role to project teams regarding change management and during project reviews.150 ProjectManagementProcess Improvement Overburdenedby process Does notmeet needsNo accessto trainingLack ... management processes PD and PP maturity level data.for scope management, time management, and cost management. The secondwould be on the PD and PP values for HR management. The original goal of the improvement...
... with any continuing166 ProjectManagementProcess Improvement efforts at process improvement. Continue to pursue improvement initiativesyou might want to tackle one process at a time and try to ... for improvement and implementation is on one process at atime.•The projectmanagement methodology change process is more accom-modating and less risk prone than the other approaches.8.2.2 Project ... the priority of your improvement programchanges, my advice is to stay below the radar with any continuingefforts at process improvement. •There are three types of processimprovement initiatives:1....
... so sánh kết quả thực hiện thực tế với kế hoạch thực hiện điều chỉnh kế hoạch dự án (nếu cần). (Project schedule & Kế hoạch dự án)• GĐDA xem xét và phê duyệt kế hoạch dự án đã điều chỉnh. ... kế hoạch dự án, thực hiện điều chỉnh (nếu cần)• QTDA lập kế hoạch dự án. (Kế hoạch dự án & Project schedule)• GĐDA & SQA thực hiện xem xét Kế hoạch dự án1. (Xem xét kế hoạch dự án)•...
... Boston Central Artery Project The cost of major construction projects are often reported as simply the sum of all expenses, no matter what year the cost was incurred. For projects extending over ... t for a investment project x where x = 1, 2, refer to projects No. 1, No. 2, etc., respectively. Let Ct,x be the annual cost at the end of year t for the same investment project x. The net ... opportunities may include not only capital projects but also financial investments or other socially desirable programs. Management should invest in a proposed project only if it will yield a return...
... significant. Project ManagementProcess Overview Project management is a formal management discipline in which projects are planned andexecuted using a systematic, repeatable, and scaleable process. A project ... moreeffective. The projectmanagement process, in turn, is a series of steps, typically represented by a project managementprocess model.”The model we use at HBS for projectmanagement appears ... the project manager, and senior management with a tool to make extremely discrete decisions about the project. DO NOT COPY697-034 ProjectManagement Manual6Figure 1 - ProjectManagement Process...