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Information management and project evaluation
Importance, Definition and Origin of a Project
Historically related to civil engineering construction projects
has three facets
Technical dimension
Human dimension
Variable management
Global Development Plan
The preliminary project report
Presentation
Foundation
Localization
Addresees
Objectives
Methodologies and activities
Timing
Human resources
Material resource
Economic resource
Evaluation
Final report
Life cycle
Elements
Built by grouping tasks
Input and output data
Types
Lineal life cycle
It is the most used because it is the simplest.
Life cycle with prototyping
Repeat the definition, design and construction phases twice: for the prototype and for the actual product
Spiral life cycle
Types of investment studies
General study
Specific study
Proyect classification
Replacement
Expansion of existing products or markets
Expansion into new products or markets.
Safety or environmental projects.
Stages in the Development of a Project
Planning, implementation, start-up, initiation and control.
Market study
Study of the product
Main product
Byproduct
Substitude product
Complementary products
Demand of the product
The quantities of the good that consumers are willing to buy and which justify the implementation of production programmes
Price analysis
The one corresponding to the characteristics of the product and the type of market should be indicated.
Commercialization
Activities related to the transfer of product from the producer company to the final consumer and that may generate costs for the project.
The project study
Magnitude of the project
Location of the project
Macro and micro
Production plan
Production program
Iventory policy
Requirement for machinery and equipment
Organization of production
Production by assembly
Cost control
Changing market
Stuck producction
Economic Analysis
Total cost inversion
Total cost operation
Analysis of the investment portfolio
Economic Evaluation and Project Administration
Methods of Evaluation Analysis
Evaluation methods that take into account the value of money over time.
Net Present Value (NPV) method
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) method
Annual Uniform Equivalent Cost (CAUE)
Evaluation methods that do not take into account the value of money over time
Project Sensitivity Analysis
Social evaluation
General problems of the organization
Financial study
Investment and financing
Expansion of institutions
New project
Balance points
Budgets
Production costs
Presentation of cost budget
Structure and sources of funding
Analysis of the alternatives