Executing a Project - Mod 103 Flashcards
Direct and Manage Work Process
Ensures achievement of project’s objectives by leading and performing work as defined in PMP, including all approved changes.
Reviews impact of all project change requests and implementation of approved changes.
Corrective Action
Realigns performance of project work with PMP.
Preventative Action
Ensures future performance of project work.
Defect Repair
Modifies nonconforming product or product components.
Direct and Manage Work Process - Outputs
Deliverables, work performance data, issue log, change requests, PMP updates, PD updates, OPA updates
Deliverables
Unique and verifiable product, result, or capability. Needed to complete a process, phase, or project. Typically tangible components.
Work Performance Data
Captures raw observations and measurements.
Serves as input to controlling processes for further analysis.
Examples: work complete, KPIs, technical performance measures, schedule start and end dates, no. of change requests, etc.
Issue Log
Documents all problems, gaps, inconsistencies, and conflicts.
Manage Project Knowledge
Under Direct and Manage Project Work
Takes PMP, PDs, deliverables, EEFs, and OPAs and transforms them into lessons learned register, updates project management and organizational process assets.
Manage Project Knowledge - Outputs
Lessons learned register, PMP updates, OPA updates
Lessons Learned Register
Capture all impacts, recommendations, and proposed actions that were learned in the course of executing the project.
Managed Quality Process
Uses QMP, quality control measures, and quality metrics to incorporate organization’s quality policies into the project and ensure project’s quality objectives are met. Performed throughout project.
Design for X
DfX where X is a technical guideline for reliability, deployment, assembly, etc. DfX is used to optimize a specific aspect of a product.
Quality Improvement Methods
Two examples: Plan-do-check-act and Six Sigma
Affinity Diagrams
Organize large number of ideas based on their natural relationships. Makes sense of facts/ideas and large/complex issues.
Cause-and-Effect Diagram
aka Fishbone, why-why, or Ishikawa diagrams. Breaks down causes of a problem to identify the root cause.