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First lecture of PMP Training Course - offered by The Daily PM Institute (www.TheDailyPM.com)
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PMP Preparation and Advanced Course on Project Management
Lecture I
Ali Khan, BE, PMPDevelopment Manager, FinalTier
SystemsChief Host, TheDailyPM.com
“A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique
product or service”
TemporaryUniqueProduct Service
What is a Project?
What is a Project?
All projects have a beginning, a middle and an end.
Beginning Middle End
What is a Project?
Projects have a common set of characteristics which can also be defined by what they are not
A target outcome
A defined life span
Cross organisational participation
New or unique
Time, Cost and
performance requirements
What is NOT a Project?
ExplorationsGo on
indefinitely
One team or one person
working alone
Creating the same thing
multiple times
No constraints on time, cost
or performance
Projects VS Not Projects
“Application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project
activities to meet the project requirements.”
Project management is accomplished through application and integration of 42 processes comprising 5 process groups.
What is Project Management?
What is Project Management?
All projects typically go through these five processes Project Plan – Static or Dynamic?
PlanMonitor & Control
ImplementClose
Initiate
What is Project Management?
The technical and socio-cultural dimensions of the project management process
What is Project Management?
Market demand (green car, fuel efficient air travel)
Strategic opportunity/business demand (create a new hotel, upgrade school to college)
Customer Request (new power generation unit for industrial park)
Technological Advancement (new gadgets)
Legal Requirements (new industrial unit for safer treatment of toxic material, new buildings with green energy usage)
Why Projects are authorized?
Program◦Group of projects◦Examples
Portfolio◦ Group of programs and projects◦ Examples
Project, Program and Portfolio
Definition & Need
Roles:◦ Managing shared resources◦ Identify and develop best practices, standards
etc.◦ Coaching, mentoring, training◦ Monitoring compliance with standards, policies,
procedures, templates etc.◦ Developing templates, procedures, other shared
documentation◦ Coordinating communication across projects
PMO
Keep in focus all kinds of organizations
There can be multiple phases within each project – which can be seen as individual projects.
Projects and operations can intersect at closeout phase, upgrading a product, improvement of operations, during last phase etc.
Miscellaneous
“A person assigned by the performing organization to achieve the project objectives.”
Not a Functional Manager, Not an Operations Manager
Effective Project Management requires:
Knowledge
Performance
Personal
What is the role of a Project Manager?
Internal and External factors that surround or influence a project’s success.
It includes: Organizational Culture, Structure, Processes Government and Industry Standards Infrastructure Existing Human Resources Company Work Authorization System Marketplace Conditions Political Climate Stakeholder Risk Tolerance Project Management Information System Existing Communication Channels Commercial Databases etc.
Enterprise Environmental Factors
Projects Success Rate
Not even completed
Typically 189% over
budget
53%Challenge
d
16%Success
31% Critical Failures
Source: CHAOS Report by the Standish Group
Q & A
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