Section 6: Project Management Components Flashcards

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When tailoring the processes, what are the 4 considerations?

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1- Choose what processes should be used on a project
2 - What depth the processes should be used
3 - Not ever process is needed on every project
4 - The large the project, the more processes are likely needed.

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What are 4 descriptions of Predictive Life Cycle

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  • Plan-driven
  • Waterfall approach
  • Predicts the project life cycle
  • changes to the scope are tightly controlled
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Iterative and incremental Life Cycle

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  • Phases repeat through iterations
  • Iterations create deliverables
  • Detailed scope is elaborated for each iteration
  • Changes to the project scope are expected
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What ae some points of Adaptive life cycles

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  • Change-driven
  • Agile project management
  • Rapid iterations or project work
  • Backlog of requirements
  • Changes to the project scope are expected
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What are 4 main business documents

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  • Project business case
  • project charter
  • project management plan
  • benefits management plan
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What are 2 main types of business documents for project performance

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  • Phase gates within a project
  • actual performance compared to business documents
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When comparing actual performance to business documents… some of the decisions include:

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  • Continue to next phase?
  • Continue to next phase with modifications?
  • End the project
  • Remain in the phase, or
  • repeat the phase or elements of it.
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What are 7 aspects of a Project Business Case

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  • Economically feasibility study
  • Validity of benefits the project will create
  • Future project management decisions and actions
  • Maintained throughout the project
  • Project sponsor is accountable for the development and maintenance.
  • Project Manager is responsible for providing recommendations.
  • Business case could be at the program level
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What is the definition of Business Needs? And what are 4 aspects of it?

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This is part of the business case and describes Why do we need the project.
- What is prompting the need for action
- Statement documenting the business problem or opportunity to be addressed including the value.
- Stakeholders affected
- Identification of the scope

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What are the 3 analysis of a situation

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01- Required: To be fulfilled to address the problem or opportunity
02 - Desired: To address the problem or opportunity
03 - Optional: Not essential

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What are 3 typical recommendations for a project

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  • Do nothing
  • Do the minimum work possible
  • Do more than the minimum work possible
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What is the Project Benefits Management Plan what what is it used for?

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A benefit is a project outcome that provides value to the organization and the project beneficiaries
This document is used to define
- Create the project benefits
- Maximize the project benefits
- Sustain the project benefits

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for Project Benefits Management Plan, describe:
- Target benefits
- Strategic alignment
- Timeframe
- Metrics
- Assumptions
- Risks

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Target Benefits: Such as expected tangible and intangible value
Strategic Alignment: The project benefits align to the business strategies
Timeframe: Benefits by phase, short-term and ongoing.
Metrics: The measures to be used to show benefits realized, direct measures and indirect measures
Assumptions: The factors expected to be in place or to be in evidence
Risks: The risks for realization of benefits

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