Resource Management General Practice Itvamp 2006

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      • Resource Management enables you to effectively manage resource capacity and allocation. Company should develop 3 processes.
        • 1-Resource Demand & Supply
        • 2- Resource Allocation
        • 3- Resource Conflict & Resolution
      • Benefits:
        • Balances your resource supply,
        • Book via role/skill set or name
        • Look at incoming demand
        • Staffing plan
        • Provides Visibility
        • Manage the day-to-day demand, such as provisioning new employees
        • You can plan by FTE, skill, person, or any combination.
      • With Resource Management Tool, you can:
        • Make effective resource-allocation decisions.
        • Perform high-level resource budgeting to detailed project planning, execution, deployment, and benefits realization.
        • Use automatic real-time updates and an enforced process to effectively utilize resources.
        • Gain real-time visibility into capacity, assignments, utilization, programs, projects, costs, and overall demand by department.
      • Types of Deliverables by Area:
        • Resource Plan
          • Contains the projected Resources Quarterly and is used as a tool to allocate resources and project budget.
        • Staffing Plan
          • This deliverable is an output from the Resource Plan
        • Resource Allocation Sheet
          • The sheet that Resource Allocation process and others (details in project plan
        • Resource Reports
          • FTE Reports – Booked/Actuals/Projected/Allocations
      • Allocation is = to Booking
      • Types of Bookings
        • Soft Booking – Roles are booked (may include skill sets)
        • Hard Booking – Names are booked (include skill sets and Levels)
      • Example:
        • Project Manager
          • Project Manager – Clinical Trials
            • PMP and Clinical Trials Development Level2
      • Obtain Forward Looking Qtly Estimates for Demand – High Level
        • Functional Manager
          • Step – Provide estimate for NPD and Non-NPD Projects Each Process follows the following Change Management
            • Information – criteria = how and timing
            • Input from direct reports
              • Step provide input to create estimates
            • Deliverables: FTE estimate report or other
      • Obtain Total Dept FTEs for Supply at Skill Level – High Level
        • Project Leader
          • Step = Handoff to Project Leader/Mgr posts project plan to eRoom or other document repository – portal etc.
            • Information – criteria = where, when
            • Potential terms: post or publish?
            • Deliverables: project plan
      • Process Items to consider: (general practice)
              • Responsible Resources, Actions, Deliverables, Inputs, Outputs, Decision Points, go to processes, information, links to deliverables, integration with stage gate.

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