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PM Role 4 Key Items

- Lead the team to achieve objectives


- ballance the competing objectives ( scope, risk, cost, time, quality and resource )


- Communicate with Stakeholders


- Contribute to Business Value (What your project contributes to business)

Project Integration Management Summary

The gears that oversees the components of a Project.


- Develop charter


- Develop Project Manager


- Direct and Manage Project work


- Manage Project knowledge


- Monitor and control work


- Perform integrate change control


- Close project or phase.

Project Scope Management Summary

- Plan scope management ( how you do all the below)


- Collect requirements ( business process mapping etc)


- Define Scope ( the boundaries and scope)


- Create WBS ( the tasks needed for the deliverables, helps with time, cost, resource)


- Validate scope ( customer validates deliverables)


- Control scope ( keep on track, manage creep )

Project Schedule Management Summary

Comes after Scope Management


- Schedule Management Plan


- Define Activies ( based off scope)


- Sequence activities ( order and determine relations/dependcies)


- Estimate activity durations


- Develop schedule


- Control schedule

Project Cost Management Summary

- Plan cost management (how will you analyze and control )


- Estimate costs


- Determine budget


- Control cost

Project Quality Management Summary

Conformance to deliverables



- Quality Management Plan- Manage quality (QA/QC, quality is in every component)- Control Quality


- Manage quality (QA/QC, quality is in every component)


- Control Quality


Project Resource Management Summary

- Resource Management Plan (human and physical resources)


- Estimate activity resources


- Acquire resources


- Develop team


- Manage team


- Control resources

Project Communications Management Summary

- Communications Management Plan (Defines stakeholder comms requirements)


- Manage Communications


- Monitor Communications

Project Procurement Management Summary

- Procurement Management Plan


- Conduct Procurement


- Control Procurement

Project Stakeholder Management Summary

Anyone with an interest in or influence on the project


- Identify stakeholders


- Stakeholder Engagement techniques


- Manage Engagement


- Monitor engagement ( how do we evaluate stakeholder behavior)

When does a project end?

- Objectives are met


- Objectives can or cannot be met


- Funds are depleted


- No longer required


- Resources are no longer available


- Legalities or convenience terminates the project


What do projects do

create a unique value service or product



Drive change - Moving, Adding, Changing, Deleting - MACD

What does business value mean

- creates benefits for stakeholder and the organisation


- can be tangible ( money, fixtures, tools et )


- or intangible ( reputation, brand, public benefit etc)

Why are projects created?

- Regulatory or Social Requirements


- Stakeholder requests


- Technological advances


- Create, improve or fix products, processes or services

What is Project Management

Application of knowledge, skills, tools, techniques to meet project requirements



Manage of 49 project management processes



In five project management groups


- initiating


- planning


- executing


- monitoring and controlling


- closing

Typical Project Management

- identify requirements


- setup and manage comms


- manage stakeholders


- balance competing constraints


* scope


* quality


* schedule


* budget


* resources


* risks

What are elements of progressive elaboration

- idea or concept


- formulate the idea


- business case


- feasibility study


- project

What is the Project Management Lifecycle

IPECC


- Initiate


- Plan


- Execute


- Control


- Close

What is the Project Lifecycle

Phases of the project.


What the phases and milestones are at each phase. What is required from one phase to the next.

IPECC - Initiating

Two Sub Processes:


- Develop Charter


- ID Stakeholders


IPECC - Planning

24 Sub Processes


- Develop PMP


- Plan Scope


- Collect Requirements


- Define Scope


- Create WBS


- Plan schedule


- Define Activies


- Sequence Activities


- Estimate Activity Durations


- Develop schedule


- Plan cost management


- Estimate budgets


- Determine budget


- Plan quality management


- Plan resource management


- Estimate activity durations


- Plan comms management


- Plan risk management


- ID risks


- Perform QRA / RA


- Plan risk response


- Plan Procurement


- Plan stakeholder

IPECC - Executing

10 Sub Processes


- Direct and Manage Project Work


- Manage project knowledge


- Manage quality


- Acquire resources


- Develop project team


- Manage project team


- Manage comms


- Implement risk responses


- Conduct Procurement


- Manage stakeholder engagement

IPECC - Monitor and Control

12 Sub Processes


- Monitor and control work


- Integrate change control


- Validate scope


- Control scope


- Control schedule


- Control costs


- Control quality


- Control resources


- Monitor comms


- Monitor risk


- Control Procurement


- Monitor stakeholder engagement

IPECC - Close

1 Sub Process


- Close project or phase