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Section One

PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOUNDATIONS

Real World Project Management


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Joseph Phillips
PMP, PMI-ACP, Project+, PSM, ITIL, CTT+

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Course Not an exam prep class

Overview
Real world project management

How project management works

Based on my experience

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You and the Your projects will be different
Real World
Your organization will be
different

GAP of project management

No fluff

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You and this Class

 Beginning
 Intermediate
 Advanced
 Go to what’s most important
– just like project management

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Assignment: Introductions

 Background information about your company or organization


 Type of projects you manage
 Why you are doing it?
 Who will be involved?
 You asked for the project or has it been assigned to you?

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Assignment
What’s the business value?

What’s the duration?

Have you identified costs?

What tools you will use?

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Assignment

 What’s your SWOT?


 Integration
 Scope
 Schedule
 Cost
 Quality
 Resources
 Communication
 Risk
 Procurement
 Stakeholders

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Course Checklist

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What is a project?

What is project management?

Fundamentals
of Project Benefits of projects

Management
Identify the project’s life cycle

Sell and present ideas

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Starting a New Project

Management Begin
Use project Statement of
Business value prioritizes conceptualizing
planning tools Work
projects your project

Business
case

Project
Scope
Statement

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Organizational Process Assets

Look at what’s
Past projects Data analysis worked, didn’t
work

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Prepare for Success

HOW DO YOU KNOW HOW DO YOU KNOW ASK! COMMUNICATION


YOU’RE DONE? YOU’RE SUCCESSFUL? IS KEY

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Defining
Projects and HOW ARE PROJECTS
DIFFERENT FROM

Project
OPERATIONS?

Management

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Defining
Projects and THEY HAVE A
BEGINNING AND AN

Project
END.

Management

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Defining Projects and
Project Management
 They are temporary, but may have a
lasting result.
 MACD
 Move
 Add
 Change
 Delete

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Defining Projects and
Project Management
THEY REQUIRE A BUDGET.

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Defining
Projects and THEY MAY DEMAND
NEW OR DIFFERENT

Project
SKILLS.

Management

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Defining Projects and
Project Management
THE FACTORS OF TIME, RESOURCES, RESULTS, AND CUSTOMER
SATISFACTION ARE INTERRELATED.

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Defining Projects and
Project Management
PROJECTS ARE UNIQUE.

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Defining Projects and Project Management

What is a
Unique and Has a beginning,
project? What is
singular task middle, and end
not a project?

Dedication of
Has an objective
resources

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Defining Projects and Project Management

DIFFERENT TYPES OF TEMPORARY NOT AN ONGOING CONSTRAINTS AND HAVE LIMITED


SKILLS COMING ENDEAVOR TO OPERATION RISKS RESOURCES
TOGETHER ACHIEVE AN AIM

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Defining  A project is a temporary endeavor
Projects and undertaken to create a unique product,
service, or result
Project  Think of all the different types of projects with
this definition…
Management

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Application of knowledge, skills, tools, and
techniques to project activities to meet the project
requirements.

Accomplished through the appropriate application


Defining and integration of the project management
processes identified for the project.
Projects and
Project
Management Enables organizations to execute
projects effectively and efficiently.

PMBOK Guide, 1.2.2

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INITIATING PLANNING EXECUTING
Project
Management
Life Cycle

MONITORING CLOSING
AND
CONTROLLING

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Project
Scope Schedule
Integration

Project Cost Quality Resources

Management
Knowledge
Risk
Areas Communications
management
Procurement

Stakeholders

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 Project management requires resources:
Defining  Materials

Projects and 


Technology
Staff
Project  Funding

Management  Management
 Facilities

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Predictive and Agile
WHICH PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPROACH?

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Predictive Project Management

 You can predict everything to happen in the project


 Building a house
 Creating a physical product
 Effort-driven activities

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Predictive Project

Permits Prep work Foundation Exterior walls Interior walls

Roof Electrical Plumbing Carpentry Finishing

Landscaping

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Agile Project Management

 Change-driven
 Work from set of prioritized requirements
 Incremental and iterative
 Follows a set of processes
 Many flavors of Agile
 Scrum
 Kanban
 Lean
 Krystal

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What is a stakeholder?

 Anyone affect by the project


 Anyone that can affect the
project
 Internal
 External

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Key Project Stakeholders

Project Team
Sponsor Customers
manager members

Project
Government
Suppliers management
agencies
office

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SECTION WRAP

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