Connect the dots and understand what is missing in today's most-demanded roles:
How projects are carried out can make or mar an organisation. From PMP to PRINCE2 to Agile, different organisations and practitioners have explored a host of methodical approaches in delivering projects.
Does any particular approach supersede another? Are there scenarios to use what? Are there inherent limitations in the approaches?
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
〉 Organization model
〉 Idea & Product Management
〉 Project Complexity Modelling
〉 Differences between PMP & PRINCE2
〉 Difference between the traditional approach (waterfall) and Agile
〉 Different agile methodologies and their differences
Presenter: Deji Ariyo
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From Ideas to Products: Connect the dots between Agile, PMP and PRINCE2
1.
2. Deji Ariyo
Lead Trainer/Consultant
B.Sc. Biochemistry, MBA (Cranfield)
IT Service Management & Governance
ITIL Expert, , COBIT5 Assessor & Implementer, SDI Analyst & Manager, CompTIA A+, etc.
Project, Program, Portfolio & Change Management
PRINCE2, PMP, MoP, MSP, MoR, MoV, BBC, PRINCE2 Agile, AgilePM, EVM, P3O, PMD Pro, etc.
Business Analysis & Process Improvement
LSSBB, Change Practitioner, Business Analysis, APMG Facilitation, IMC, etc.
Talent & Competency Management
SFIA Consulting Certificate
@deji_ariyo
www.linkedin.com/in/dejiariyo/
deji.ariyo[at]harrybakertraining.com
Experience
UACN, Gateway Bank, ChevronTexaco, nPower, Vodafone, Charteris, BSkyB, Kura, Harrybaker,
Laudah, etc
3. “The beautiful thing
about learning is that
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away from you” B.B. KING
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of our 1-hour Webinar Series
• Duration: 1 hour
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10. BUSINESS CASE (BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION)
A business case is used to document the business justification for undertaking a project, based on the estimated costs (of
development, implementation and incremental ongoing operations and maintenance costs) against the anticipated
benefits to be gained and offset by any associated risks. It should outline how and when the anticipated benefits can be
measured.
12. Project Complexity
1. Customer
2. Risk Exposure
3. Internal
4. External
5. Number of Stakeholders
6. Knowledge of Technology
7. Knowledge of application/business
processes
8. Number of IT Platforms
9. Application systems interfaces and types of
data
10. Number of services provides
11. Total project costs
12. Project completion time
13. Complexity score Sponsor Project board
required
Level of project
manager required
Reporting Project lifecycle*
360–480 Board level Y Senior project
manager
Fortnightly using
detailed highlight
report template
Complex
210–350 Divisional level Optional Project manager Monthly using
summary
highlight report
template
Complicated/
Standard
0–200 Department level N Junior project
manager
Ad hoc using
summary
highlight report
template
Simple
*The content of these lifecycle variations will be detailed elsewhere.
14. The Cynefin Framework
• Five domains
• Disorder is the fifth
• Can be used to assess the output,
outcome or benefit
• Can be used to assess the project
environment
• Collaboratively assessed to avoid
people’s natural tendencies.
15. The Cynefin Framework
• Five domains
• Disorder is the fifth
• Can be used to assess the output,
outcome or benefit
• Can be used to assess the project
environment
• Collaboratively assessed to avoid
people’s natural tendencies.
16. PMP vs PRINCE2
PMP
• Owned and coordinated by PMI, USA
• PMP certification launched in 1984
• PMBoK v1 in 1996
• Over 1,000,000 PMP in the world
• Strong in the depth of some special techniques
such as Earned Value, Critical Path calculation,
Leadership skills,
• More Project Manager focused
• Positioned as a Standard within which “agile” or
“waterfall” can work
PRINCE2
• Owned by Axelos, UK coordinated by Peoplecert
• PRINCE certification launched in 1989
• PRINCE2 v1 in 1996
• Over 1,500,000 PRINCE2 in the world
• Strong in the depth of prescriptive/suggested
document templates, Other project management
team members such as Project Board & Project
Support,
• Positioned as a methodology within which “agile” or
“waterfall” can work
17. Initiating
Starting-Up
Feasibility (Backlog)
Planning
Initiating a project
Foundation (Backlog)
Execution + Monitoring & Controlling
Directing a Project + Controlling a Stage + Managing Product Delivery + Managing a Stage Boundary
Evolutionary Development (Sprints) + Deployment (Releases)
Closing
Closing
Post-Project
Start End
? ? ? ?
WHO
WHAT
WHY
HOW
Project
Charter
Project KPI Target by 1st May
Scope 12 Rooms
Schedule (Time) 12 months
Cost $12m
Quality Six Sigma
Risk Zero HSE Incident
Resources 10 Workers
Customer Satisfaction 45% NPS
Requirement
Design
Develop
Build
Test
Deploy
Scope
R
D
Develop
B
T
D
Actual by 1st May Variance Corrective Action
10 Rooms Reduce project scope
12 months Reduce project scope
$13.8m Borrow more
6 Sigma n/a
Zero n/a
9 Workers Re-negotiate with FM
-30% NPS Apologize and explain
Handover the Final
Product or Service
to the Customer or
Users
PMP
PRINCE2
AgilePM
SOW
Project Mandate
Term of Reference
18. The Cynefin Framework
• Five domains
• Disorder is the fifth
• Can be used to assess the output,
outcome or benefit
• Can be used to assess the project
environment
• Collaboratively assessed to avoid
people’s natural tendencies.
19. Initiating
Starting-Up
Feasibility (Backlog)
Planning
Initiating a project
Foundation (Backlog)
Execution + Monitoring & Controlling
Directing a Project + Controlling a Stage + Managing Product Delivery + Managing a Stage Boundary
Evolutionary Development (Sprints) + Deployment (Releases)
Start
? ? ?
WHO
WHAT
WHY
HOW
Project
Charter
Project KPI Target by 1st May
Scope 12 Rooms
Schedule (Time) 12 months
Cost $12m
Quality Six Sigma
Risk Zero HSE Incident
Resources 10 Workers
Customer Satisfaction 45% NPS
Requirement (Revisit I + P in Agile)
Design
Develop
Build
Test
Deploy
Scope
R
D
Develop
B
T
D
Actual by 1st May Variance Corrective Action
10 Rooms Reduce project scope
12 months Reduce project scope
$13.8m Borrow more
6 Sigma n/a
Zero n/a
9 Workers Re-negotiate with FM
-30% NPS Apologize and explain
PMP
PRINCE2
AgilePM
SOW
Project Mandate
Term of Reference
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
22. Agile basics
It can be viewed in many
ways
• Timeboxed approach for
developing software
• A collection of techniques
• Using the Scrum framework.
A basic Backlog and Sprint structure is commonly
used
26. Agile Frameworks
•Many frameworks are recognised as being agile
•Some are more common than others
•Some are only applicable to IT.
Scrum Kanban
Lean Lean Startup
XP SAFe DAD
DSDM/AgilePM
DevOps
FDD Crystal ASD
28. Initiating
Starting-Up
Feasibility (Backlog)
Planning
Initiating a project
Foundation (Backlog)
Execution + Monitoring & Controlling
Directing a Project + Controlling a Stage + Managing Product Delivery + Managing a Stage Boundary
Evolutionary Development (Sprints) + Deployment (Releases)
Start
? ? ?
WHO
WHAT
WHY
HOW
Project
Charter
Requirement (Revisit I + P in Agile)
Design
Develop
Build
Test
Deploy
Scope
R
D
Develop
B
T
D
PMP
PRINCE2
AgilePM
SOW
Project Mandate
Term of Reference
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
More Extensive Agile Framework e.g. AgilePM (DSDM), SAFe
Lightweight Agile Framework e.g. Scrum, Kanban
29. • Organizational Project Management Playbooks that has
paths into simple, complicated, complex and even chaotic
30. Courses Dates
ITIL Foundation v4 Nov 25 – 27
PMP Nov 28 – 29; Dec 5 – 6; & 12 – 13
Business Analysis 30 Nov – 4 Dec
PRINCE2 Dec 7 – 11
AgilePM Dec 14 – 18
31. For more information about Project Management
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