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PROJECT MANAGMENT - Coggle Diagram
PROJECT MANAGMENT
3) Planning
the process
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the complete planning process includes a number of iterative and extensive stages that feedback into each other
- work breakdown
- cost estimating
- project workflow
- project scheduling
- resource planning
- cost budgeting
- risk analysis
- regular modification of plans
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Cost Estimation
for effective project planning, project leader has to estimate the cost required to complete it because the budget drives the project.
the accuracy of the estimation is curtail (cutting back) to achieving the financial objectives of the project
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Resource Planning
a complete resource planning considers all the conditions in an organisation in 3 related steps:
- a needs analysis for all work packages
(the development of resource requirement profiles)
- an availability analysis
(establish area over and under coverage)
- a plan optimisation
(keeping to deadlines and capacity)
Cost Budgeting
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involves:
- estimating costs
- planning and agreeing on a budget
- establishing actual costs
- conducting cost trend analysis
- monitoring expenses
- achieving budget objectives
Risk Analysis
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What are risks?
uncertain events / potential situations with negative effects on the success of the project as a whole/ individual project objectives / results / events
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Intro to Projects
What are Projects?
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unique in terms of the intended objectives, time, financial and personnel restrictions, differentiation from other plans and project-specific organisation.
project = a plan with:
- explicit objectives
- a clear start and closing date
- explicit resource allocation
- explicit budget planning
- innovative and unique
- is solvable
- project-specific requirements
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1) Organisation
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What is it?
the overall state of relations between people, tasks, methods, tools, materials, and information
split into 3: social organisation, breakdown structure, workflow
Social Organisation
social components play an increasingly important role in project management, especially with constantly changing teams
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Team Development
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5 stages of development:
forming > storming > norming (planning, setting everything up) > performing > adjourning
2) Preparation
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Project Objective
is a provable result and/or a condition of the realisation of the overall task of a project.
The target, end-game, or what your team is trying to achieve
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