PM-PL2 Flashcards
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multifaceted discipline that orchestrates the planning, execution, and control of IT projects with precision and efficacy.
IT project management
involves the adept application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to navigate the complexities inherent in IT endeavors
IT project management
encompasses the meticulous management of resources, schedules, budgets, risks, and stakeholders, all orchestrated to achieve project objectives, within the defined constraints of scope, time, and cost
IT project management
___, ___, and ____ serve as the bedrock upon which successful IT projects are built. They provide the essential framework for clarity of objectives, alignment with organizational goals, and the identification of potential risks and constraints.
proper project initiation, analysis, and planning
True or false: through effective initiation, analysis, and planning, project managers can mitigate the likelihood of scope creep, budget overruns, missed deadlines, and stakeholder dissatisfaction
True
serves as the formal authorization for the project, outlining its objectives, scope, deliverables, stakeholders, and initial budget and timeline estimates.
project charter
during IT project initiation, the creation of a ___ is paramount
project charter
this provides a clear understanding of the project’s purpose and establishes the authority of the project manager to proceed with project planning and execution
project charter creation
what are the components of project charter
- Formal authorization document for the project.
- Outlines project objectives, scope, deliverables, stakeholders.
- Includes initial budget and timeline estimates.
- Provides clarity on project purpose.
- Establishes authority of the project manager.
group activity creativity technique used to generate a large number of ideas or solutions to a problem
brainstorming
involve one-ono-one or group discussions with individuals who have a vested interest in the project
interviews with key stakeholders
this involves identifying individuals, groups, or organizations who will be impacted by or have an interest in the project and understanding their expectations, influence, and communication preferences
stakeholder identification and analysis
helps ensure their needs and concerns are considered throughout the project lifecycle, fostering stakeholder engagement and support
stakeholder analysis
what are the components of stakeholder identification and analysis
- Identifies individuals, groups, or organizations impacted by the project.
- Analyzes stakeholders’ expectations, influence, and communication
preferences. - Ensures stakeholder needs and concerns are considered.
- Fosters stakeholder engagement and support throughout the project
lifecycle.
give examples of stakeholder identification and analysis techniques
stakeholder analysis matrix and surveys and questionnaires
a tool used to assess the interests, influence, and importance of stakeholders
stakeholder analysis matrix
how to create a stakeholder analysis matrix
Create a matrix with stakeholders listed along one axis and criteria such as
influence, interest, and impact on the other axis. Assess and score each
stakeholder based on these criteria to prioritize engagement efforts.
are data collection tools used to gather information from a large group of stakeholders
surveys and questionnaires
essential to assess the viability of the IT project. includes evaluating technical feasibility, financial feasibility, and organizational feasibility
feasibility analysis
this examines whether the proposed solution can be implemented with existing technology and resources
technical feasibility
assesses the project’s affordability and potential return on investment
financial feasibility
evaluates the project’s alignment with the organization’s strategic objectives and its compatibility with existing processes and systems
organizational feasibility
what are the components of feasibility analysis components
- Assesses project viability.
- Evaluates technical feasibility with existing technology and resources.
- Analyzes financial feasibility regarding affordability and potential return
on investment. Examines organizational feasibility, aligning the project
with strategic objectives and existing processes/systems.
give examples of feasibility analysis techniques
technical prototyping and cost-benefit analysis