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    The document discusses project management and provides an overview of key aspects of managing projects. It discusses who typically performs project management, including IT, business change, R&D, software, and engineering departments in industries like finance, insurance, banking, public administration, manufacturing, and transport. The document also outlines some common project management phases like start-up, delivery, and closure, as well as the importance of continuously monitoring time, cost, and quality. It lists examples of documentation used in project management like requirements statements, scope documents, schedules, and issue logs.

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    PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    DR PHILIP BRABAZON

    U17774
    What is a project?

    Overview of Project Magmt

    Classic lifecycle

    Some aspects...
    WHO DOES IT?

     IT
     Business change
     R&D
     Software
     Engineering

    More specifically:

     Finance, Insurance and Banking


     Public Administration
     IT depts
     Manufacturing
     Transport and communication

    Basically we’re led to believe it is catching on, and interest is rising exponentially.

    KEYWORDS

    Standalone process activities start date


    objective coordinated end date
    constraints time cost
    resource

    BENEFITS MAPPING

    Work back from Strategic Objectives, creating lower level benefits, and identifying key enabling
    activities.

    While doing this, note that benefits or their activities may cause unintended side effects.

    PHASES

    Start-up

    delivery

    closure

    review

    CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF TCQ

    TIME + COST + QUALITY <- Track, control, adjust


    VISIBLE EVIDENCE

    Requirements statement; Success Criteria; QA Goals


    Plan
    Benefits list; Benefits-Activity list
    Scope statement; Work breakdown structure; Scope of Work
    Scope change log
    Cost analysis; Time analysis; Organisation plan Resources
    Project schedule; Progress tracking Plan of work
    Stakeholder list; Communication plan Stakeholder
    Issue list
    Contingency
    reports

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