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1 THE COMPLETE PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGY AND TOOLKIT GERARD M. HILL CRC Press Taylor & Francis Group Boca Raton London New York CRC Press is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Croup, an informa business AN AUERBACH BOOK
2 Contents Acknowledgments Introduction xvii xix SECTION I METHODOLOGY PROCESS GUIDE 1 Phase 1: Profile Processes Customer Profile 11 Schedule/Timing 11 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 11 Responsibility 11 Primary 11 Alternates and Adjuncts 12 Process Input 12 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Project Profile :'. 12 Schedule/Timing 12 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 12 Responsibility 13 Primary 13 Alternates and Adjuncts 13 Process Input 13 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) StaffProfile 13 Schedule/Timing 14 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 14 Responsibility 14 Primary 14 Alternates and Adjuncts 14 Process Input 14 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Vendor Profile 15 Schedule/Timing 15 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 15 Responsibility 15 Primary 15 Alternates and Adjuncts 15 Process Input 15 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) 16
3 vi Contents 1.5 Business Profile 16 Schedule/Timing 16 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 16 Responsibility 16 Primary 16 Alternates and Adjuncts 16 Process Input 16 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) MANAGEMENT PROFILE 17 Schedule/Timing 17 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 17 Responsibility 17 Primary 17 Alternates and Adjuncts 17 Process Input 18 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) 18 2 Phase 2: Plan Processes Customer Plan.' 19 Schedule/Timing 19 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 19 Responsibility 20 Primary 20 Alternates and Adjuncts 20 Process Input 20 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Project Plan 20 Schedule/Timing 20 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 20 Responsibility 21 Primary 21 Alternates and Adjuncts 21 Process Input 21 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Staff Plan 21 Schedule/Timing 21 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 21 Responsibility 22 Primary 22 Alternates and Adjuncts 22 Process Input 22 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Vendor Plan 22 Schedule/Timing 22 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 22 Responsibility 23 Primary 23 Alternates and Adjuncts 23 Process Input 23 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Business Plan 23 Schedule/Timing 24 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 24
4 Contents vii Responsibility 24 Primary 24» Alternates and Adjuncts 24 Process Input 24 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Management Plan 25 Schedule/Timing 25 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 25 Responsibility 25 Primary 25 Alternates and Adjuncts 25 Process Input 25 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) 26 3 Phase 3: Perform Processes Customer Performance 27 Schedule/Timing 27 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 27 Responsibility 28 Primary 28 Alternates and Adjuncts 28 Process Input 28 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Project Performance 28 Schedule/Timing 28 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 28 Responsibility 29 Primary 29 Alternates and Adjuncts 29 Process Input 29 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Staff Performance 29 Schedule/Timing 29 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 29 Responsibility 30 Primary 30 Alternates and Adjuncts 30 Process Input 30 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Vendor Performance 30 Schedule/Timing 31 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 31 Responsibility 31 Primary 31 Alternates and Adjuncts 31 Process Input 31 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Business Performance 32 Schedule/Timing 32 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 32 Responsibility 32 Primary 32 Alternates and Adjuncts 32
5 viii Contents Process Input 33 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Management Performance 33 Schedule/Timing 33 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 33 Responsibility 33 Primary 33 Alternates and Adjuncts 33 Process Input 34 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) 34 4 Phase 4: Post Processes Customer Posting 35 Schedule/Timing 35 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 35 Responsibility 36 Primary 36 Alternates and Adjuncts 36 Process Input : 36 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Project Posting 36 Schedule/Timing 36 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 36 Responsibility 37 Primary 37 Alternates and Adjuncts 37 Process Input 37 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Staff Posting 37 Schedule/Timing 37 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 37 Responsibility 38 Primary 38 Alternates and Adjuncts 38 Process Input 38 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Vendor Posting 38 Schedule/Timing 38 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 38 Responsibility 39 Primary 39 Alternates and Adjuncts 39 Process Input 39 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) Business Posting 39 Schedule/Timing 39 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 40 Responsibility 40 Primary 40 Alternates and Adjuncts 40 Process Input 40 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) 40
6 Contents ix 4.6 Management Posting 40 Schedule/Timing 41 Process Steps and Toolkit Reference 41 Responsibility 41 Primary 41 Alternates and Adjuncts 41 Process Input 41 Process Output (Project Management Deliverable) 41 SECTION II METHODOLOGY PRACTICE GUIDE 1 Project Initiation Customer Identification 60 Concept of This Practice 60 Customer Contact Information 60 Customer Business Manager 60 Customer Technical Manager 60 Customer Business Information Opportunity Identification 61 Concept of This Practice 61 Initial Project Requirements and Specifications Review 62 Customer Readiness Assessment 62 Customer Opportunity Analysis Project Definition Development 63 Concept of This Practice 63 Project Objectives 63 Project Scope Statement. 64 Project Initial Estimates 64 Project Deliverables 65 Project Assumptions and Constraints Project Classification Development 66 Concept of This Practice 66 Project Classification Criteria 67 2 Project Selection Project Screening 69 Concept of This Practice 69 Conducting Project Screening Business Case Development 70 Concept of This Practice 70 Project Information Element Integration 71 Strategic Alignment Review 71 Business Perspective 71 Financial Perspective 72 Performance Perspective 72 Nonnumeric Perspective 73 Business Case Preparation 73 Establish Business Case Development Team 73 Review and Integrate Project Information Elements 73 Incorporate the Resource Allocation 74 Prepare Financial Analysis 74 Assess Preliminary Business Risk 75 Analyze Business Perspective Information Elements 75
7 : Contents Analyze Financial Perspective Information Elements 75 Analyze Performance Perspective Information Elements 75 Analyze Nonnumeric Perspective Information Elements 75 Business Recommendation Resource Allocation 76 Concephof This Practice 76 Review Project Resource Financial Impacts 76 Review Organizational Resource Availability Impacts 77 Specify Resource Allocations for the Project Final Project Selection 78 Concept of This Practice 78 Project Selection Principles 78 Determine Final Project Selection Methods 78 Conduct Candidate Project Review 80 Conduct Final Project Selection 81 3 Project Planning Project Requirements Examination 83 Concept of This Practice 83 Requirements Gathering 84 Requirements Documentation and Analysis 85 Requirements Validation and Approval 85 Requirements Baseline Setting Technical Solution Development 86 Concept of This Practice 86 Preparing the Technical Solution 87 Specifying Project Milestones 87 Specifying Project Deliverables Work Breakdown Structure Construction 88 Concept of This Practice 88 Preparing for WBS Development 88 Developing the WBS Structure 89 Constructing the WBS 90 4 Project Estimating Project Cost Estimating 93 Concept of This Practice 93 Identify Types of Cost Estimates 94 Apply Cost Estimating Techniques 94 Determine Types of Project Costs 95 Prepare the Project Cost Estimate 96 Establish the Project Cost Baseline Project Schedule Estimating 96 Concept of This Practice 97 Schedule Development Overview 97 Determine Activity Sequencing 97 Estimate Activity Duration 98 Develop the Project Schedule and Critical Path 99 Make Subsequent Schedule Adjustments 99 Establish the Project Schedule Baseline Project Resource Utilization Estimating 100 Concept of This Practice 100 Resource Utilization Estimating Overview 100
8 Contents xi Identify Resource Skills 101 Specify Project Resources 102 Examine Resource Utilization Constraints 102 Establish the Project Resource Utilization Baseline Project Management Plans Project Work Plan Development 106 Concept of This Practice 107 Prepare the Project Work Plan 107 Examine and Finalize the WBS 107 Examine and Incorporate Project Cost Estimates 107 Examine and Incorporate Project Schedule Estimates 108 Examine and Incorporate Project Resource Utilization Estimates Primary Project Management Plans Development 109 Concept of This Practice 109 Using Primary Project Management Plans Project Support Plans Development 110 Concept of This Practice 110 Using Project Support Plans Ill 6 Project Risk Management Risk Assessment 113 Concept of This Practice 113 Risk Components 114 Risk Assessment Perspectives 114 Risk Assessment Techniques 114 Risk Identification 115 Business Risk Examinations 115 Project Risk Examinations 116 Compile Project Risks 117 Risk Analysis 117 Establish a Risk Analysis Method 117 Determine Project Risk Probability 117 Determine Project Risk Impact 118 Calculate Overall Project Risk Impact 118 Risk Prioritization Risk Response Strategy Preparation 119 Concept of This Practice 119 Identify Risk Response Strategies 119 Implement Risk Response Strategies 120 Preventive Risk Response Strategies 120 Reactive Risk Response Strategies 120 Assess Risk Response Strategies 121 Assess Strategy Formulation 121 Assess Strategy Implementation Risk Management Plan Development 121 Concept of This Practice 121 Preparing the Risk Management Plan 121 Risk Management Policy and Standards 122 Risk Management Responsibilities 122 Risk Assessment Approach 122 Risk Management Guidance 122 Risk Event and Strategy Response List 123
9 xii Contents Conducting Risk Management 123 Track and Monitor Identified Project Risk Events 123 Implement Risk Response Strategies 123 Evaluating Risk Management 124 Evaluate Risk Response Strategy Implementation Results 124 Evaluate and Document Risk Management Effectiveness Project Tracking and Controlling Project Performance Analysis 125 Concept of This Practice 125 Project Performance Tracking 126 Cost Tracking 126 Schedule Tracking 126 Resource Utilization Tracking 127 Earned Value Analysis 127 Variance Analysis 127 Other Related Analyses Project Performance Control 129 Concept of This Practice 129 Control Project Cost 129 Control Project Schedule 130 Control Project Resource Utilization Project Change Control 131 Concept of This Practice 132 Prepare the Change Control Plan 132 Manage Project Change Requests 132 Reasons for Preparing a Project Change Request 133 Submitting the Project Change Request 133 Conduct Project Change Evaluations 134 Implement Approved Project Changes Project Quality and Acceptance Management Project Quality Planning 137 Concept of This Practice 137 Cost of Quality 137 Quality Standards 138 Quality Responsibilities 139 Quality Management Plan Project Quality Management 141 Concept of This Practice 141 Manage Quality Assurance 141 Manage Quality Control 142 Manage Quality Test and Acceptance Project Customer Acceptance 144 Concept of This Practice 144 Primary Customer Acceptance Activities 144 Expanded Customer Acceptance Activities Project Contract Management Proposal Management 147 Concept of This Practice 147 Opportunity Qualification 148 Proposal Preparation 148 The Technical Proposal 149
10 Contents xiii The Management Proposal. 149 The Business Proposal 149 B Proposal Submittal 150 Contract Negotiation Contract Execution 151 Concept of This Practice 152 Executing the Project Contract Contract Administration 152 Concept of This Practice 153 Contract Administration Planning 153 Contract Performance Management 154 Contract Closeout Project Staffing Management Project Staff Structure 157 Concept of This Practice 157 Project Team and PMO Relationship 158 No Alignment of Project Resources 158 Indirect Alignment of Project Managers 158 Direct Alignment of Project Managers 159 Direct Alignment of All Project Resources 159 Standard Project Team Structure 159 Functional Project Team Structure 160 Matrix Project Team Structure 160 Integrated Project Team Structure 161 Extended Project Team Alignment 161 Customer Project,Team Alignment 161 Vendor/Contractor Project Team Alignment 162 Regulatory Agent Project Team Alignment 162 Other Stakeholder Project Team Alignment Project Staff Management 163 Concept of This Practice 163 Acquire Project Resources 163 Identify Resource Providers 163 Establish Resource Requirements 164 Fulfill Resource Requests 165 Assign Project Resources 165 Deploy Project Resources 166 Perform Deployment Administration 166 Identify and Arrange Relevant Training 167 Monitor Travel Arrangements 168 Manage Resource Performance 168 Project Resource Management Planning 168 Project Resource Performance Monitoring 168 Performance Improvement Mentoring 169 Performance Evaluation 169 Performance Recognition and Rewards 169 Closeout Resource Assignments Project Staff Training and Development 171» Concept of This Practice 171 t Project Stakeholder Training and Education 171 I Project Management Training 172 j Project Team Development 173
11 xiv Contents Stages of Project Team Development 173 Assessment of Project Team Development 173 Project Team Development Activities Project Communication Management Project Knowledge Management 177 Concept of This Practice 178 Project Management Information System 178 Project Plans 178 Project Reports 178 Project Management Documents 179 Technical Plans and Documentation 179 Contract Documentation 179 Meetings and Collaborative Events 180 Executive Dashboard 180 Primary Dashboard Indicators 180 Secondary Dashboard Indicators 180 Project Management Library 180 Online Project Collaboration 181 Project Team Knowledge Spaces 181 Product Review and Handover Spaces 182 General Discussion Rooms ; 182 Other Knowledge Management Tools Project Stakeholder Management 183 Concept of This Practice 183 The Project Management Environment 183 Internal Business Performance Stakeholders 183 Internal Project Performance Stakeholders 185 Internal Support and Part-Time Performance Stakeholders 185 Customer Stakeholders 186 Vendor/Contractor Stakeholders 186 Other Project Stakeholders Project Communication Implementation 187 Concept of This Practice 187 Project Communication Requirements 187 Project Communication Responsibility 189 Project Management and Business Responsibilities 189 Technical Management Responsibilities 190 Readiness-to-Perform Responsibilities 190 Project Communication Plan Preparation Project Vendor Relationship Management Vendor Information Management 193 Concept of This Practice 194 Vendor Information Collection 194 Vendor Information Utilization Vendor Acquisition Management 196 Concept of This Practice 196 Identify and Qualify Vendors 196 Solicit Vendor Proposals 197 Prepare Vendor Contracts Vendor Performance Management 199 Concept of This Practice 200
12 Contents xv Prepare Vendor Management Plan 200 Administer Vendor Contracts 201 Monitor Vendor Performance Project Customer Relationship Management Customer Information Management 208 Concept of This Practice 208 Manage Customer Project Information 208 Manage Customer Business Information Customer Participation Management 209 Concept of This Practice 209 Managing Customer Participation Customer Satisfaction Management 210 Concept of This Practice 210 Measure Customer Satisfaction 210 Conduct Customer Relationship Programs 211 Implement Customercentric Improvements Project Business Management Project Charter Development 215 Concept of This Practice 215 Identify Project Manager Authority 216 Prepare the Project Charter Project Governance and Oversight 217 Concept of This Practice 217 Determine Executive Oversight Requirements 217 Align Business and Technical Committees 219 Conduct Project Management Oversight 219 Profile Phase 219 Plan Phase 220 Perform Phase 220 Post Phase Project Audit Management 220 Concept of This Practice 221 Identify Auditing Resources 221 Project Managers and Project Team Members 221 Internal Auditors 221 External Collaborative Auditors 222 External Regulatory Auditors 222 Establish Project Audit Performance Points 222 Conduct Primary Project Management Audits 223 Project Management Audit 223 Project Performance Audit (aka Project Health Check) 223 Preproject (Plan Phase) Audit 224 Postproject (Post Phase) Audit 225 Project Management Methodology Review 225 Conduct Other Project Management Audits 226 Conduct Technical Audits Portfolio Management 227 Concept of This Practice 227 Perform Project Selection 228 Integrate Projects in the Portfolio 228 Conduct Project and Portfolio Reviews 229
13 xvi Contents Manage Portfolio Attrition 229 Perform Project Closeout 229 Assess Strategic Advantage 230 Determine Level of Customer Satisfaction Project Closeout Project Lessons Learned Preparation 233 Concept of This Practice 233 Conduct Project Lessons Learned Sessions 233 Project Lessons Learned Examination Areas 234 Using Project Lessons Learned Project Termination Management 234 Concept of This Practice 234 Types of Project Termination 235 Project Termination Activities Project Evaluation Administration 237 Concept of This Practice 237 Evaluate Customer Performance 237 Evaluate Project Performance 238 Evaluate Staff Performance 238 Evaluate Vendor Performance 238 Evaluate Business Performance 239 Evaluate Management Performance 239 SECTION III THE METHODOLOGY TOOLKIT 1 Profile Phase Tools Plan-Phase Tools Perform-Phase Tools Post-Phase Tools 321 Appendix Extended Tool Logs 347 Index 379
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