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Share Lessons Learned E valu ate Success Conduct C lose-O ut M eetin g R oadm ap to P ro je c t M anagem e n t S uccess F o rm P ro ject Team Statem ent o f W o rk Purpose P ro je ct B ackground P ro je ct D e livera bles W ork B reakdow n S tructu re Responsibility Matrix R A A S S R N etw ork G antt R esource P lan U p d ate P lan R esolve Issues M anage Change Track P ro g res s P erfo rm Tasks Budget TIME LEA D E R S H IP CO M M U N ICATIO N P R O J E C T N O T E B O O K M E E TI N G S R E P O R T S L E S S O N S L E A R N E D P L A N I M P L E M E N T C L O S E - O U T R esource P lan
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ShareLessonsLearned

EvaluateSuccess

ConductClose-Out

Meeting

Roadmap to P rojec t M anagement Suc c ess

FormProject Team

Statementof W orkPurpose

Project Background

Project Deliverables

WorkBreakdown

Structure

ResponsibilityMatrix

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UpdatePlan

ResolveIssues

M anageChange

TrackProgress

PerformTasks

Budget

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ResourcePlan

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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.

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Factors to ConsiderAvailability of other resourcesDepletion of available float time Impact on critical path Impact on budget

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Non-Labor ResourcesLab timeFacilitiesPrototype parts/systemsEquipmentMaterials

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EvaluateSuccess

ConductClose-Out

M eeting

Roadmap to P rojec t M anagement S uc c ess

FormProject Team

Statem entof W orkPurpose

Project Background

Project Deliverables

WorkBreakdown

Structure

ResponsibilityMatrix

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Netw ork Gantt ResourcePlan

UpdatePlan

ResolveIssues

M anageChange

TrackProgress

PerformTasks

Budget

TIME

LEADERSHIP

COMMUNICATION

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ResourcePlan

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ShareLessonsLearned

EvaluateSuccess

ConductClose-Out

Meeting

Roadmap to P rojec t M anagement Suc c ess

FormProject Team

Statementof W orkPurpose

Project Background

Project Deliverables

WorkBreakdown

Structure

ResponsibilityMatrix

R A

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Netw ork Gantt ResourcePlan

UpdatePlan

ResolveIssues

M anageChange

TrackProgress

PerformTasks

LEADERSHIP

COMMUNICATION

Budget

TIME

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Budget

TIM E

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Budgeting Relationship

LevelofDetail

Planning Time plus Experience

Definitive Estimate : -5% to +10%

Budget Estimate : -10% to +25%

Order of Magnitude Estimate : -25% to +75%

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Obtaining Cost DataExperience from past projectsFunctional subject matter expertsLessons learnedVendor quotes or bidsCatalogsCost estimating guidesBuyers

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Major Cost CategoriesCapital Costs

Equipment Facility Modifications

Expenses Labor costs Material costs Vendor/consultant costs

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Other Cost ComponentsOverheadManagement or contingency reserve

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Project OverheadEquipment rentalTravelConsultantsContract laborFacility support

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Contingency ReserveWeather delaysChanges in designUnforeseen price increasesEstimating errorsOther project risks

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ShareLessonsLearned

EvaluateSuccess

ConductClose-Out

Meeting

Roadmap to P rojec t M anagement Suc c ess

FormProject Team

Statementof W orkPurpose

Project Background

Project Deliverables

WorkBreakdown

Structure

ResponsibilityMatrix

R A

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Netw ork Gantt ResourcePlan

UpdatePlan

ResolveIssues

M anageChange

TrackProgress

PerformTasks

Budget

TIME

LEADERSHIP

COMMUNICATION

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What Is Risk?

Risk can be defined as:

“Any threat to project success.”

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Quality

Quality

ScheduleSchedule

Within Available Resources

Project ScopeProject Scope

Project Risk

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Risk Plan Development

RiskIdentification

RiskQuantification

ResponseDevelopment

RiskMonitoring

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Risk Identification MethodsBrainstormingSubject matter expertsHistorical dataLessons learned

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Common Sources of RiskQuality requirementsSchedule constraintsCost limitationsNew technologyProject complexityThird-party performanceContract terms (legal)

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Prioritizing & Planning

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

Negative Impact on Scope/Quality/Cost/Schedule(Risk Event Value)

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Risk WorksheetRisk Worksheet

Date of Last Review:

Project Manager: Date:

Project Title:

Risk Description:

Risk Priority: 1 2 3 (Circle the Priority)

Probability %: 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:

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Section 3.0

End of Planning Phase


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