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Discussion 1 PM Documents Discuss some of the important customer and organizational documents that a PM should be concerned with during the closeout phase of the project. Discussion 2 Standardized Work Instructions What are standardized work instructions? Comment on some of the characteristics that effective standardized work instructions have and the benefits that organizations can enjoy by implementing them after close of a project. Provide an example to share with the class. Respond to at least two of your classmates’ postings. Use the following as a starting point for your research: Standardized Work Instructions (SWI's) are specific instructions that allow processes to be completed in a consistent, timely, and repeatable manner. By implementing SWI's, employees will increase production, improve quality, and enjoy a safer, predictable working environment. Implementation: SWI's are best facilitated through minimal classroom training and maximized hands-on application of these proven techniques. Stopwatches are not required for a successful implementation, but employee/operator participation is critical. Summary: Creating SWI's is a critical part of improving processes and achieving Lean goals. This step should be taken early in any improvement effort, even if significant process changes follow. .
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This document describes the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) which is a framework for implementing agile development practices at the enterprise level. It discusses how SAFe addresses the limitations of traditional waterfall development and scales agile to meet the needs of large projects. SAFe incorporates key lean principles and consists of three levels - Team, Program, and Portfolio. At each level it defines roles and practices for planning, prioritizing work, and delivering value in short iterations. The goal of SAFe is to synchronize collaboration across many agile teams to continuously and predictably deliver working software.
Chapter 1
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Managing business change projects with Agile
1. Agile project management methods can be applied to business change projects to address common challenges like lack of prior knowledge, underestimating resistance to change, and focusing on too many changes at once.
2. The author proposes an "Agile for Change" approach using iterative development cycles to deliver change in small, prioritized increments with feedback between cycles.
3. User stories are used to describe small, measurable elements of capability to be implemented incrementally to stay focused yet flexible.
Managing Business Analysis for Agile Development
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#Agile Methodology - Fundamental Principles & Basics - By SN Panigrahi
#Agile Methodology - Fundamental Principles & Basics - By SN Panigrahi,
Essenpee Business Solutions,
What is Agile Methodology,
Project Life Cycle, Predictive Life Cycle, Iterative Life Cycle,
Incremental Life Cycle, Adaptive Life Cycle, Agile Life Cycle,
Waterfall Method, Sprint, Product Backlog, Sprint Planning, Sprint Backlog, User Stories, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective, Product Owner, Sprint Team, Scrum Master, Agile Scope, Agile Schedule, Burnt down Chart, Kanban, Lean, Ceremonies
Management of time uncertainty in agile
Agile software development represents a major departure from traditional methods of software
engineering. It had huge impact on how software is developed worldwide. Agile software development
solutions are targeted at enhancing work at project level. But it may encounter some uncertainties in its
working. One of the key measures of the resilience of a project is its ability to reach completion, on time
and on budget, regardless of the turbulent and uncertain environment it may operate within. Uncertainty of
time is the problem which can lead to other uncertainties too. In uncertainty of time the main issue is that
the how much delay will be caused by the uncertain environment and if the project manager comes to know
about this delay before, then he can ask for that extra time from customer. So this paper tries to know about
that extra time and calculate it.
Agile approach
The document discusses the agile approach to software development. It defines agile as an iterative development method where requirements evolve through collaboration between cross-functional teams. The key principles of agile include satisfying customers, welcoming changing requirements, frequent delivery, collaboration between business and development, trusting motivated individuals, face-to-face communication, working software as a measure of progress, sustainable development, and continuous improvement. The impact of agile is on people taking cross-functional roles, flexible processes over documentation, and delivering working versions of software that can adapt to changes.
Chapter 1
The document provides an overview of projects and the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK). It defines a project as a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result. It also describes the PMBOK as a foundation of generally recognized good practices in project management. The PMBOK Guide identifies processes, inputs/outputs, and tailoring considerations for managing projects. It establishes standards for professional conduct through a Code of Ethics. Projects are initiated to drive organizational change and enable business value creation by meeting requirements, needs, strategies, or creating improvements.
Chapter 1
The document provides an overview of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) guide. It describes the PMBOK as identifying generally recognized project management practices that are applicable to most projects. It is intended to provide a foundation for organizations to develop their own tailored project management methodologies and processes. The guide is not prescriptive, as project management approaches need to be adapted to individual projects. It also discusses the importance of ethics in project management and outlines some key elements of a project, including that projects are temporary endeavors to create unique products, services, or results.
Chapter 1
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Examples
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An
internal preview
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A
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An
internal summary
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A
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[18th December 1795]
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