PM Tools and Techniques: Planning Paret 3
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Roadmap to Project Management Success
Statement
of Work
Form
Project
Team
Purpose
Work
Breakdown
Structure
Responsibility
Matrix
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Project Background
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Resource
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Resource
Plan
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Project Deliverables
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Network
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Budget
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Conduct
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Share
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Manage
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Assigning Resources
A schedule is not complete until all the
resources necessary to complete the
project have been committed or assigned.
Factors to Consider
Availability
of other resources
Depletion of available float time
Impact on critical path
Impact on budget
Non-Labor Resources
Lab
time
Facilities
Prototype parts/systems
Equipment
Materials
Roadmap to Project Management Success
Statement
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Form
Project
Team
Purpose
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Structure
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Resource
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Gantt
Network
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Project Deliverables
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Budget
TIME
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LEADERSHIP
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Lessons
Learned
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Roadmap to Project Management Success
Statement
of Work
Form
Project
Team
Purpose
Work
Breakdown
Structure
Responsibility
Matrix
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Project Background
Resource
Plan
Gantt
Network
Budget
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Project Deliverables
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Budget
R
TIME
PROJE
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Perform
Tasks
GS
LEADERSHIP
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Track
Progress
TIME
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CL
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Conduct
Close-Out
Meeting
Share
Lessons
Learned
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PLAN
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Update
Plan
Resolve
Issues
Manage
Change
Budgeting Relationship
Level
of
Detail
Definitive Estimate : -5% to +10%
Budget Estimate : -10% to +25%
Order of Magnitude Estimate : -25% to +75%
Planning Time plus Experience
Obtaining Cost Data
Experience
from past projects
Functional subject matter experts
Lessons learned
Vendor quotes or bids
Catalogs
Cost estimating guides
Buyers
Major Cost Categories
Capital
Costs
Equipment
Facility
Modifications
Expenses
Labor
costs
Material costs
Vendor/consultant costs
Other Cost Components
Overhead
Management
or contingency reserve
Project Overhead
Equipment
rental
Travel
Consultants
Contract
labor
Facility support
Contingency Reserve
Weather
delays
Changes in design
Unforeseen price increases
Estimating errors
Other project risks
Roadmap to Project Management Success
Statement
of Work
Form
Project
Team
Purpose
Work
Breakdown
Structure
Responsibility
Matrix
R
Project Background
Gantt
Network
Resource
Plan
Budget
A
A
Project Deliverables
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R
TIME
PROJE
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Perform
Tasks
GS
LEADERSHIP
AR
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PO
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Track
Progress
M
SO
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EOS
CL
COMMUNICATION
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Evaluate
Success
ME
IN
Conduct
Close-Out
Meeting
Share
Lessons
Learned
O
BOOK
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PLAN
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L
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Update
Plan
Resolve
Issues
Manage
Change
What Is Risk?
Risk can be defined as:
“Any threat to project success.”
Project Scope
Within
Available
Resources
Schedule
Project Risk
Risk Plan Development
Risk
Identification
Risk
Quantification
Risk
Monitoring
Response
Development
Risk Identification Methods
Brainstorming
Subject
matter experts
Historical data
Lessons learned
Common Sources of Risk
Quality
requirements
Schedule constraints
Cost limitations
New technology
Project complexity
Third-party performance
Contract terms (legal)
Prioritizing & Planning
Probability of Occurrence
100%
PRIORITY 2 RISKS
(High Probability)
(Low Impact)
Reactive Measures
PRIORITY 1 RISKS
(High Probability)
(High Impact)
Proactive and Reactive
Measures
PRIORITY 3 RISKS
(Low Probability)
(Low Impact)
Monitor Only
PRIORITY 2 RISKS
(Low Probability)
(High Impact)
Reactive Measures
50%
0%
Low
Medium
High
Negative Impact on Scope/Quality/Cost/Schedule
(Risk Event Value)
Risk Worksheet
Risk Worksheet
Project Manager:
Date:
Project Title:
Risk Description:
Risk Priority:
1
Probability %:
2
3
(Circle the Priority)
Risk Event Value (REV):
Expected Monetary Value (EMV):
Impacts:
Quality
Schedule
Cost
Scope
Preventative Plan (Proactive Plan):
(For Priority 1 Risks)
Contingency Plan (Reactive Plan):
(For Priority 1 and 2 Risks)
Date of Last Review:
Date of Last Review:
Section 3.0
End of Planning Phase