Practice Needs Flashcards

(31 cards)

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Phases of Culture Shock

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Honeymoon
Irritability and Hostility
Gradual Adjustment
Adaptation

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Honeymoon Phase

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Excitement sets in, the new environment is welcomed

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Irritability and Hostility

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enthusiasm is exhausted, differences are larger than imagined
loss of confidence in yourself and unable to work effectively

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Gradual Adjustment

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Overcome isolation and figure out how to get things done in the new culture and regain confidence

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Adaptation

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Recovered from psychological disorientation and function well in the new culture

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Types of project closure

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Normal
Premature
Perpetual
Failed
Changed Priority
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Outsourcing

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Transferring business functions to other external companies

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Advantages of outsourcing

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Cost Reduction
Faster Project Completion
High level of expertise
Flexibility

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Disadvantages of outsourcing

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Coordination breakdowns
loss of control
Conflict
security issues
political implications (jobs)
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Earned Value Management

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method that combines scope, schedules and resource measurements to asses performance and progress

Cannot measure critical path

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Sensitive Network

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has multiple critical paths

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Schedule Variance

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Difference between planned dollar value of work completed and the value of work supposed to be completed

No critical path info

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Maturity Model

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framework that details different levels of development and performance in an organizations project management practices

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EV

BCWP

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budgeted value of the work completed

earned value

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PV

BCWS

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budgeted cost of work scheduled

planned value

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AC

ACWP

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actual cost of work performed

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cost variance

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scheduled variance

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Project Facilitator

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works with team to develop priority of information and who receives it
develops action plans, improves and accountabilities

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Opportunity

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unanticipated event that occurs and is beneficial to the project

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Management Reserve

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a percentage of the total budget reserved for new and unforeseen risks

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contingency reserve

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financial reserves to cover identified risks that may occur and influence time and budget costs

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mitigating risk

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actions taken to reduce the likelihood of a risk occuring

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SV

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schedule variance, potentially the most misleading

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Customer satisfaction is quantified with
perceived performance divided by expected performance
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the chief challenge of scaling
integration
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Planning horizon
quality of estimates is based on this, the farther out the estimate in time, the worse an estimate will be
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Scrum Phases
``` Focus on Customer Value Iterative and Incremental Delivery Experimentation and Adaptation Self-Organization Servant Leadership Continuous Improvement ```
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APF Phases
``` Version Scope Cycle Plan Cycle Build Client Checkpoint Post Version Review ```
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4 Value Statements of APF
individuals and interactions over processes and tools; working software over comprehensive documentation; customer collaboration over contract negotiation; and responding to change over following a plan.
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Good conditions for top-down estimates
Internal or smaller projects