As people are the most critical component of a capital project, IPA offers a variety of services to ensure project organizations and teams have a foundation for success.
The concepts and processes on how to perform project resource management according to PMBOK Guide 6th edition. You'll find key concepts and terms, plan resource management, estimate activity resources, acquire team, develop team, manage team, and control resources.
Introduction to Project Management - PMP WorkgroupTùng Trần Thanh
This is the first presentation done by a PMP Workgroup which includes the project managers from NashTech, Trobz and Besco to study the Project Management and get the PMP certification.
Full resume outlining 20+ years experience in law and healthcare. Legal and program management experience is explained. Emphasis on staff training and development.
This document summarizes the experience of a senior IT professional with over 18 years of experience managing projects, operations, and transformations for major IT companies. He has extensive experience implementing Oracle ERP systems and managing teams of up to 200 people on projects up to 500 million INR. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in developing a model for continuous improvement and has held several roles such as Delivery Manager, Functional Lead, and Escalation Manager where he has identified process improvements.
This document provides an overview of project integration management processes. It discusses developing the project management plan by tailoring templates and processes to meet project needs. Key inputs like the project charter and organizational assets are transformed into the project management plan and its subsidiary plans through expert judgement and facilitation techniques. Progress is monitored by comparing actual performance to the plan. Issues are addressed through integrated change control of the project documents and management plan.
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Pmi - Project Management Professional (Pmp) Certification Study Guiderobsonnasc
The document provides an overview of project scope management processes based on the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK). It discusses the initiation process which recognizes when a new project exists and produces a project charter. It also covers scope planning which develops a written scope statement as the basis for future decisions, using tools like product analysis, cost/benefit analysis, and alternatives identification. The key outputs are a project charter from initiation and a scope statement from scope planning.
This document provides an overview of Epson's Change Management Toolkit. It describes the five phases of change management: Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability, and Reinforcement. Several change management tools are also introduced, including a Change Management Brief, Change Impact Assessment, Change Roadmap, Change Communication Plan, Training Plan, and Coaching & Mentoring. Each tool is described in one sentence and identifies the key benefits of using the tool to manage organizational change. The document aims to provide leaders with a framework and tools to effectively implement change within their organizations.
The concepts and processes on how to perform project resource management according to PMBOK Guide 6th edition. You'll find key concepts and terms, plan resource management, estimate activity resources, acquire team, develop team, manage team, and control resources.
Introduction to Project Management - PMP WorkgroupTùng Trần Thanh
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Full resume outlining 20+ years experience in law and healthcare. Legal and program management experience is explained. Emphasis on staff training and development.
This document summarizes the experience of a senior IT professional with over 18 years of experience managing projects, operations, and transformations for major IT companies. He has extensive experience implementing Oracle ERP systems and managing teams of up to 200 people on projects up to 500 million INR. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in developing a model for continuous improvement and has held several roles such as Delivery Manager, Functional Lead, and Escalation Manager where he has identified process improvements.
This document provides an overview of project integration management processes. It discusses developing the project management plan by tailoring templates and processes to meet project needs. Key inputs like the project charter and organizational assets are transformed into the project management plan and its subsidiary plans through expert judgement and facilitation techniques. Progress is monitored by comparing actual performance to the plan. Issues are addressed through integrated change control of the project documents and management plan.
Project / Program / Portfolio Management and Processes GroupsAhmed Alageed
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what are the project management processes groups?
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This document provides an overview of Epson's Change Management Toolkit. It describes the five phases of change management: Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability, and Reinforcement. Several change management tools are also introduced, including a Change Management Brief, Change Impact Assessment, Change Roadmap, Change Communication Plan, Training Plan, and Coaching & Mentoring. Each tool is described in one sentence and identifies the key benefits of using the tool to manage organizational change. The document aims to provide leaders with a framework and tools to effectively implement change within their organizations.
The Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring knowledge area describes the process of how a business analyst determines which activities will be needed to complete the business analysis effort.
This document outlines the processes involved in project management including initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. It details the inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs for each process. The key processes include developing a project charter, project management plan, directing project work, monitoring project work, and closing procurements. The overall purpose is to define the standard processes, inputs and outputs for managing a project through its life cycle.
CBAP Business analysis planning and monitoringLN Mishra CBAP
The document discusses business analysis planning and monitoring. It covers topics like what planning is and how it helps, what the BA should plan, tools for planning, common BA approaches, stakeholder analysis, planning BA activities and communication, and managing BA performance. Sample questions are also provided to test understanding of key concepts around BA planning.
This document provides guidelines for nominating government officials and employees for the 2013 Presidential Lingkod Bayan Awards and Civil Service Commission Pagasa Awards. It outlines the eligibility requirements, categories of awards, nomination process and required documents. Nominees must have outstanding work performance accomplishments or have demonstrated exemplary conduct and ethical behavior within the last three years. Nominations require detailed summaries of accomplishments, certifications, and clearances. Government agencies can nominate multiple candidates provided they meet all qualifications.
This document provides an overview of project management. It defines a project, characteristics of successful projects, and the triple constraints of budget, schedule, and quality/outcome that must be managed. It describes the roles of the project manager, core team, sponsor, and other stakeholders. The phases of project management are introduced as discover, initiate, plan, execute, and close. Each phase is briefly described in terms of its processes and tools used. Planning is emphasized as important for providing a comprehensive view and enabling stakeholder buy-in. Monitoring and controlling are also highlighted as critical project functions.
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This document provides an overview of business analysis and requirements management. It discusses the importance of business analysis and defines it according to the IIBA and PMI. It also discusses the importance of requirements and how poor requirements management can impact project success. The document emphasizes that project managers and business analysts must work together as a dynamic duo, with mutual understanding and respect for each other's roles, in order to effectively manage requirements and ensure project success.
The 3-day training program provides an overview of project management fundamentals and processes. It will define key concepts, compare methodologies, evaluate BMW's current practices, and apply the generic project lifecycle of initiation, planning, implementation, and closure. Participants will complete introductory and learning activities to develop project documents including a terms of reference, plan, schedule, and risk assessment. The program aims to establish best practices for effective project management at BMW.
The document discusses planning and managing a large-scale web project. It provides an overview of project organization, roles, development phases, common challenges and recommendations. Key aspects include defining operational functions, delegating tasks, monitoring progress, gathering requirements, designing functionality, estimating resources and time, developing in parallel, and testing throughout the project.
Implementing Change at Iowa DOT - Path to Performance Management - TRB 01-11-16DPutz
Presents activities and changes in approach underway at the Iowa Department of Transportation. Presentation was made the TRB's Annual Meeting held January 2016.
This document provides information about an integrated business analysis workshop being conducted by Adaptive Processes in April 2016. It compares the CBAP and CPRE certifications, outlines the benefits of an integrated workshop covering both, and provides details on the workshop's content, methodology, and benefits for participants. The workshop aims to help participants prepare for both the CBAP and CPRE certifications in a time-efficient manner while gaining practical skills.
This document summarizes a student presentation on reviewing the human resources information system at an organization. It includes sections on acknowledging those who helped with the project, objectives of the review, methodology, sources of information, key findings and recommendations. The review examined the organization's performance management system, practices and HRIS. It identified aspects that worked well and opportunities for improvement, such as making the performance evaluation process more frequent and job-specific. Recommendations included preserving more details in the HRIS and developing a web-based system.
Vamsi Krishna Gudiputi has over 10 years of experience in IT project management, delivery, and client services. He currently works as a Service Delivery Manager at Oakton Technologies, where he is responsible for successful delivery of projects and services. He has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering and a post-graduate degree in Applied Computing. He has received several awards for his work and performance at Oakton Technologies and Barrick Gold.
This document outlines the transition and planning process for an incoming employee (EB). It involves conducting analyses of internal and external factors, developing strategies and an operational plan. The internal and external analyses include assessing key markets like students, companies, non-profits, grants and associations. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats are identified. Strategies are then developed and broken down into operational processes with timelines, responsibilities and metrics to achieve goals. The document provides guidance on the planning conference and last transition week to prepare the incoming employee.
This document provides an overview of Module 13 on Project Stakeholder Management. The module contains 4 lessons that cover key concepts, planning stakeholder engagement, managing engagement, and monitoring engagement. Each lesson defines the process, describes inputs and outputs, and lists tools that can be used. The overall goal is to identify stakeholders, understand their needs, develop engagement strategies, communicate with stakeholders, and ensure strategies remain effective as the project evolves.
Chapter 04 of ICT Project Management based on IOE Engineering syllabus. This Chapter contains advantages of project management, characteristics of project life cycles, product life cycles and project life cycles, role and responsibilities of key product members and more. Provided By Project Management Sir of KU.
Kalypso Strategic Roadmapping Deck Mar Webinarv4Brsurf2001
The document discusses strategic roadmapping and its benefits. It provides an overview of how best performers use roadmapping to link strategy and projects, integrate markets, products and technologies, and translate insights into development activities. It also outlines a typical roadmapping process from informal to leading practice and provides a case example of how roadmapping was used to develop a commercial strategy and 5-year plan for a new business unit.
The document summarizes an impact evaluation report of cross-border cooperation programs between Bulgaria and neighboring countries from 2007-2013. Key achievements included increased interaction across borders through new partnerships and projects, improved governance capacity through shared strategies and knowledge exchange, and improved infrastructure addressing social and economic needs. Lessons learned emphasized the importance of thorough preparation, involvement of stakeholders and partners, and effective project management. Example projects demonstrated impacts like new social services for the elderly and increased awareness of gender equality issues.
This document discusses common reasons why large capital projects often fail. It identifies five major categories of issues: 1) lack of documented project objectives, 2) insufficient planning, 3) poor management governance, 4) inadequate staffing of the project team, and 5) unrealistic schedules. It provides details on each issue, such as how undocumented objectives can doom a project and how poor governance structures fail to cut across organizational lines. The document emphasizes that establishing robust planning and governance is critical for project success.
The Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring knowledge area describes the process of how a business analyst determines which activities will be needed to complete the business analysis effort.
This document outlines the processes involved in project management including initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. It details the inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs for each process. The key processes include developing a project charter, project management plan, directing project work, monitoring project work, and closing procurements. The overall purpose is to define the standard processes, inputs and outputs for managing a project through its life cycle.
CBAP Business analysis planning and monitoringLN Mishra CBAP
The document discusses business analysis planning and monitoring. It covers topics like what planning is and how it helps, what the BA should plan, tools for planning, common BA approaches, stakeholder analysis, planning BA activities and communication, and managing BA performance. Sample questions are also provided to test understanding of key concepts around BA planning.
This document provides guidelines for nominating government officials and employees for the 2013 Presidential Lingkod Bayan Awards and Civil Service Commission Pagasa Awards. It outlines the eligibility requirements, categories of awards, nomination process and required documents. Nominees must have outstanding work performance accomplishments or have demonstrated exemplary conduct and ethical behavior within the last three years. Nominations require detailed summaries of accomplishments, certifications, and clearances. Government agencies can nominate multiple candidates provided they meet all qualifications.
This document provides an overview of project management. It defines a project, characteristics of successful projects, and the triple constraints of budget, schedule, and quality/outcome that must be managed. It describes the roles of the project manager, core team, sponsor, and other stakeholders. The phases of project management are introduced as discover, initiate, plan, execute, and close. Each phase is briefly described in terms of its processes and tools used. Planning is emphasized as important for providing a comprehensive view and enabling stakeholder buy-in. Monitoring and controlling are also highlighted as critical project functions.
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proces to another.
This document provides an overview of business analysis and requirements management. It discusses the importance of business analysis and defines it according to the IIBA and PMI. It also discusses the importance of requirements and how poor requirements management can impact project success. The document emphasizes that project managers and business analysts must work together as a dynamic duo, with mutual understanding and respect for each other's roles, in order to effectively manage requirements and ensure project success.
The 3-day training program provides an overview of project management fundamentals and processes. It will define key concepts, compare methodologies, evaluate BMW's current practices, and apply the generic project lifecycle of initiation, planning, implementation, and closure. Participants will complete introductory and learning activities to develop project documents including a terms of reference, plan, schedule, and risk assessment. The program aims to establish best practices for effective project management at BMW.
The document discusses planning and managing a large-scale web project. It provides an overview of project organization, roles, development phases, common challenges and recommendations. Key aspects include defining operational functions, delegating tasks, monitoring progress, gathering requirements, designing functionality, estimating resources and time, developing in parallel, and testing throughout the project.
Implementing Change at Iowa DOT - Path to Performance Management - TRB 01-11-16DPutz
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This document provides information about an integrated business analysis workshop being conducted by Adaptive Processes in April 2016. It compares the CBAP and CPRE certifications, outlines the benefits of an integrated workshop covering both, and provides details on the workshop's content, methodology, and benefits for participants. The workshop aims to help participants prepare for both the CBAP and CPRE certifications in a time-efficient manner while gaining practical skills.
This document summarizes a student presentation on reviewing the human resources information system at an organization. It includes sections on acknowledging those who helped with the project, objectives of the review, methodology, sources of information, key findings and recommendations. The review examined the organization's performance management system, practices and HRIS. It identified aspects that worked well and opportunities for improvement, such as making the performance evaluation process more frequent and job-specific. Recommendations included preserving more details in the HRIS and developing a web-based system.
Vamsi Krishna Gudiputi has over 10 years of experience in IT project management, delivery, and client services. He currently works as a Service Delivery Manager at Oakton Technologies, where he is responsible for successful delivery of projects and services. He has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering and a post-graduate degree in Applied Computing. He has received several awards for his work and performance at Oakton Technologies and Barrick Gold.
This document outlines the transition and planning process for an incoming employee (EB). It involves conducting analyses of internal and external factors, developing strategies and an operational plan. The internal and external analyses include assessing key markets like students, companies, non-profits, grants and associations. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats are identified. Strategies are then developed and broken down into operational processes with timelines, responsibilities and metrics to achieve goals. The document provides guidance on the planning conference and last transition week to prepare the incoming employee.
This document provides an overview of Module 13 on Project Stakeholder Management. The module contains 4 lessons that cover key concepts, planning stakeholder engagement, managing engagement, and monitoring engagement. Each lesson defines the process, describes inputs and outputs, and lists tools that can be used. The overall goal is to identify stakeholders, understand their needs, develop engagement strategies, communicate with stakeholders, and ensure strategies remain effective as the project evolves.
Chapter 04 of ICT Project Management based on IOE Engineering syllabus. This Chapter contains advantages of project management, characteristics of project life cycles, product life cycles and project life cycles, role and responsibilities of key product members and more. Provided By Project Management Sir of KU.
Kalypso Strategic Roadmapping Deck Mar Webinarv4Brsurf2001
The document discusses strategic roadmapping and its benefits. It provides an overview of how best performers use roadmapping to link strategy and projects, integrate markets, products and technologies, and translate insights into development activities. It also outlines a typical roadmapping process from informal to leading practice and provides a case example of how roadmapping was used to develop a commercial strategy and 5-year plan for a new business unit.
The document summarizes an impact evaluation report of cross-border cooperation programs between Bulgaria and neighboring countries from 2007-2013. Key achievements included increased interaction across borders through new partnerships and projects, improved governance capacity through shared strategies and knowledge exchange, and improved infrastructure addressing social and economic needs. Lessons learned emphasized the importance of thorough preparation, involvement of stakeholders and partners, and effective project management. Example projects demonstrated impacts like new social services for the elderly and increased awareness of gender equality issues.
This document discusses common reasons why large capital projects often fail. It identifies five major categories of issues: 1) lack of documented project objectives, 2) insufficient planning, 3) poor management governance, 4) inadequate staffing of the project team, and 5) unrealistic schedules. It provides details on each issue, such as how undocumented objectives can doom a project and how poor governance structures fail to cut across organizational lines. The document emphasizes that establishing robust planning and governance is critical for project success.
This document outlines best practices for upstream asset management in the oil and gas industry. It discusses defining assets, both tangible like reservoirs and facilities, and intangible like data and relationships. It emphasizes the importance of tools, value engineering, peer review, decision review boards, project execution plans, stakeholder management, benchmarking, and lessons learned reviews to effectively plan, develop, operate, and improve assets over their lifecycle. The goal is to integrate disciplines, make sound decisions, ensure safety, cost efficiency, and operational excellence.
This presentation discusses Woodside's proposed Browse LNG development project. It contains 15.5 trillion cubic feet of gas and 417 million barrels of condensate reserves. The project would involve 3 deepwater trunkline units and 1 central processing facility offshore, connected to 3 LNG trains with a combined capacity of 12-13 million tons per year. A final investment decision is planned for the first half of 2013. The presentation emphasizes the quality of the development plan and Woodside's capabilities to execute a large LNG project.
This document discusses the theme of courage through various stories and quotes. It provides examples of people from the Bible and modern times who demonstrated courage in the face of challenges, failures or fears. These include Esther, who saved the Jews despite her fears; Henry Ford, who persisted through business failures to eventually found Ford Motor Company; and Walt Disney, who was told he lacked creativity but still founded one of the most successful entertainment companies. The overall message is that courage involves overcoming obstacles and setbacks to achieve one's goals and accomplish great things.
Why Only the Most Efficient E&P Projects Will Survive the Cost Price SqueezeTony Nicholson
The exploration and production (E&P) industry is faced with a challenging capital investment landscape in which to develop, plan, and execute oil and gas projects successfully. E&P operators are focusing on the wrong value drivers, setting projects up for failure from the beginning. In a keynote presentation delivered at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2014, IPA's Neeraj Nandurdikar addresses why and provides practices that operators need to implement in order to lift their performance.
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Ben van Beurden, Chief Executive Officer of Royal Dutch Shell plc hosted a live video webcast of the 2014 management day presentation on Thursday March 13, 2014 at 13:00 GMT (14:00 CET / 09:00 EDT).
The introduction of a project management framework will provide a structured and managed approach for projects within your company.
With the right framework in place it will allow projects of all sizes and priority to be planned effectively. This ensures that at all times the cost of the project is managed while delivering quality and the right level of performance and control across project management.
It is focusing on behalf of Digtialleverage Consulting Services providing Business Development Services by using Technologies in an appropriate manner at a right time in right place.This can offer as on-Site or offshore model.
Help my project is in trouble. I have put this together to give project managers a guideline on how to move your project back into a successful journey
Training needs analysis, skills auditing, training evaluation, calculating training ROI and strategic learning and development best practice principles and processes
This is a capability introduction document for Continuous Improvement and Innovation By Alan Cay Culler and Richard W. Taylor of the Results-Alliance LLC
This document discusses project auditing and closure. It describes the tasks of a project audit, which include evaluating stakeholder benefits and satisfaction, assessing successes and failures, and identifying improvements. The audit process involves initiation, data collection, analysis, and reporting. Project closure objectives are also outlined, such as determining termination reasons and describing closure tasks like getting acceptance, releasing resources, and evaluating performance. Lessons learned through retrospectives are emphasized as important for organizational improvement.
The document summarizes Zinfra Group's efforts to invest in developing their workforce. It discusses:
1) Zinfra Group's strategic focus on shaping a values-driven, high-performing culture through leadership development, talent management, and building performance-oriented work models.
2) The development of an integrated approach to talent management, including competency frameworks, succession planning, and a leadership development center.
3) A roadmap outlining Zinfra Group's initiatives from 2013-2020 to accelerate leadership development, strengthen capabilities, and achieve industry-leading employee engagement and performance.
- The document outlines an agenda for a presentation on performance management and performance appraisal processes, with a focus on distinguishing facts from beliefs.
- It discusses the key differences between performance management, which encompasses systems to evaluate employee performance against organizational objectives, and performance appraisal, which provides direct feedback to employees and measures performance.
- The presentation will cover elements of an effective performance appraisal process including job analysis, organizational requirements, goal setting, and methodology choice.
This document discusses building evaluation capacity and establishing a culture of data within organizations. It emphasizes that collaboration between stakeholders is key to creating ownership over the evaluation process. Evaluation allows institutions to improve programs and policies by taking a systematic approach using data. Building evaluation capacity involves collaborating with stakeholders at all levels to incorporate evaluation as a core and continuous function. The goals of evaluation capacity building are to strengthen an organization's ability to design, implement, and use evaluations to foster organizational learning. Factors like leadership commitment, collaboration, developing analytic expertise, ensuring data quality, and building a data culture are important for establishing an effective evaluation system and using data for improvement.
This document discusses creating high-performance teams to manage enterprise projects at the National Education Association (NEA). It outlines assessing current processes and technology, identifying opportunities for improvement, and developing a plan of action. Key aspects of the plan included optimizing infrastructure, improving processes, increasing professional development, and implementing new communication strategies and governance structures to successfully deliver enterprise projects and achieve business goals.
UCISA Major Project Governance Assessment ToolkitMark Ritchie
Universities and colleges are constantly undertaking significant change activities. These activities will typically be managed using existing institutional project and change management processes. Often, however, there is a lack of consistency and rigour in the governance approach. This can lead to significant cost overruns and project failure when confronted with the challenges of a major change project. Major projects require a more rigorous approach to governance and project management to deliver success.
The UCISA Major Project Governance Assessment Toolkit has been developed to assist staff who are managing or participating in major change projects.
The toolkit provides:
a) guidance on assessing which projects should be classed as Major
b) the key governance elements that must be managed for Major projects
c) an assessment tool for project governance to help ensure that the required governance actions are established and work effectively throughout the life of the project
d) a visualisation tool for project governance which gives a view of the project as it currently stands and the changes since the last review
e) case studies on the use of the toolkit at the University of Edinburgh
The toolkit has been designed to be complementary to existing project and change management processes. The toolkit fills an important gap by providing a repeatable assessment process that covers all aspects of governance for Major Projects. The toolkit can be used as a reference point and checklist for any project.
This presentation is from the UCISA15 conference in Ednburgh and may be useful for any organisation wishing to adopt the toolkit.
UCISA Major Project Governance Assessment Toolkitucisa
Universities and colleges are constantly undertaking significant change activities. These activities will typically be managed using existing institutional project and change management processes. Often, however, there is a lack of consistency and rigour in the governance approach. This can lead to significant cost overruns and project failure when confronted with the challenges of a major change project. Major projects require a more rigorous approach to governance and project management to deliver success.
The Major Project Governance Assessment Toolkit has been developed to assist staff who are managing or participating in major change projects.
The toolkit provides:
a) guidance on assessing which projects should be classed as Major
b) the governance elements that must be managed for Major projects
c) an assessment tool for project governance to help ensure that the required governance actions are established and work effectively throughout the life of the project
d) a visualisation tool for project governance which gives a view of the project as it currently stands and the changes since the last review
e) case studies on the use of the toolkit at the University of Edinburgh
The toolkit has been designed to be complementary to existing project and change management processes. The toolkit fills an important gap by providing a repeatable assessment process that covers all aspects of project governance. The toolkit can be used as a reference point and checklist for any project.
This presentation was first given at UCISA15 conference in Edinburgh and may be a useful aid to adopting the toolkit in your institution.
This document provides an overview of project management concepts including the Project Management Institute (PMI), Project Management Professional (PMP) credential, project management framework, project life cycle, processes, knowledge areas, and relationships between project, program, and portfolio management. It defines what constitutes a project and describes project management methodology and tools based on PMI standards.
What ISO Management Systems can learn from Balanced Scorecard?PECB
Balanced Scorecard is a Strategy Management System developed by Professors Kaplan and Norton. It is probably the most comprehensive system/tool in the modern world. It allows an organization balance its Strategy across 4 perspectives (Financial, Customer, Internal Process and Learning and Growth Perspectives). It further lets an organization break down each of these 4 perspectives based on 4 criteria which are Objectives, Measures, Target and Initiatives. There is a lot that ISO Implementers and Auditors need to learn from a Balanced Scorecard that will help in better delivering ISO engagements. This webinar will take a critical look at what is Balanced Scorecard and what ISO Consultants need to know to about it.
Main points covered:
• What is a Balance Scorecard?
• How Balance Scorecard allows organization to balance its Strategy across 4 perspectives (Financial, Customer, Internal Process and Learning and Growth Perspectives)
• How an organization breaks down each 4 perspective based on 4 criteria (Objectives, Measures, Target and Initiatives)
Presenter:
This webinar was presented by Orlando Olumide Odejide, who is the Chief Trainer for Training Heights Limited. Orlando is an experienced Enterprise Architect and Programme Director working on various technology solutions including SharePoint, SQL Server, Oracle, SAP, Odoo and Qlikview Technologies for clients in the Financial Services, Government and Manufacturing Sectors.
Link of the recorded session published on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XPPj9XhXl0s
This document outlines the key components of a performance management process, including prerequisites, planning, execution, assessment, review, and renewal. It discusses conducting job analyses to understand job requirements and writing descriptions. Performance planning involves setting objectives, standards, and development plans. Execution requires commitment from both employees and managers. Assessment incorporates self and manager evaluations. Reviews cover past performance and future goals. Renewal recaps the cycle and allows for adjustments. The components are interrelated, so weak implementation of any part negatively impacts the overall system.
Construction Management in Developing Countries, Lecture 10, Project Evaluation and Auditing, types and differences between evaluation and auditing, challenges faced by professional auditors in project auditing in developing countries
Competitive Organizations understand that great performance comes from great leadership with great People Skills. They know and appreciate that investing in performance, means investing in People.
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Ensuring You Have a Strong Foundation for Project Success
1. CONFIDENTIAL 1 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
IPA’s Organizations & Teams Services
Ensuring You Have a Strong Foundation for Project Success
Optimizing the Project
Organization
Strengthening the
Project Team
Organizational Assessments
Work Process Effectiveness
Organizational Dynamics
Staffing Guidance and
Benchmarking
Structure Optimization
Alignment & Functionality
2. CONFIDENTIAL 2 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
The Problem
• The project organization is the heart of
capital effectiveness – if it isn’t working
properly, teams can not be effective
How IPA
Can Help
• Identify organizational gaps that inhibit
the successful implementation of Best
Practices on projects
Methodology
• Assess elements of organizational
effectiveness relative to Industry best
practice:
‒ Organizational structure
‒ Organization roles & responsibilities
‒ Work process implementation
‒ Staffing of project personnel
Organizational Effectiveness AssessmentOrganization
Organizational
Effectiveness
Work Process
Effectiveness
Organizational
Dynamics
3. CONFIDENTIAL 3 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Organizational Effectiveness Example:
Comparison of Organization Responsibilities
Element Organization
Class A Project
Management Organizations
A B C D E
Developing and Maintaining a Common
Work Process
Maintaining Cost Estimating Skills and
Databases
Providing Work Process Assurance
Providing Value Assurance/Endorsement
of Project Readiness at Gates
Providing Functional Leadership for
Project Professionals
Developing Competent Project
Professionals
Monitoring Project Performance
Facilitating Post-Project Reviews/Lessons
Learned Workshops
Maintaining a Portfolio Status
Report/Watch List on a Routine Basis
= Full/Sole Responsibility = Partial/Shared Responsibility = No Responsibility
Example
4. CONFIDENTIAL 4 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Organizational Effectiveness Assessment
Process
Organization
1 Orientation & Preparation
2 Interview & Analysis
3 Deliverable Preparation & Delivery
• Align expectations and establish preliminary
understanding of the project organization
• Organization completes workbooks and sends
supporting documentation
• Collect data through interviews with organization
leadership and key personnel
• Compare organization with industry best practices and
prepare staffing benchmarks
• Presentation delivered to organization leadership:
‒ Identifies organizational strengths & opportunities
‒ Assesses organization’s status relative to top project
organizations
‒ Compares staffing to Industry given portfolio characteristics
‒ Provides specific, actionable recommendation
Timing: Approximately 4-6 Weeks
Organizational
Effectiveness
Work Process
Effectiveness
Organizational
Dynamics
5. CONFIDENTIAL 5 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
The Problem
How IPA
Can Help
• Align work process and procedures with
Best Practice
Methodology
Work Process EffectivenessOrganization
• Assessments are customized based on
client-specific needs, but generally fall
into two categories:
‒ Comparison to Industry Best Practice
‒ Build or optimize the process to align with
Industry best
Organizational
Effectiveness
Work Process
Effectiveness
Organizational
Dynamics
• Even with an established work process,
projects still fail
• An effective project process improves
capital effectiveness by ensuring:
‒ Only the right projects are developed and
executed
‒ Project teams use best practices
6. CONFIDENTIAL 6 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Work Process Effectiveness ProcessOrganization
1 Orientation & Preparation
2 Interview & Analysis
3 Deliverable Preparation & Delivery
• Align expectations and establish preliminary
understanding of the project system and work process
• Company provides work process documentation (e.g.
process maps and deliverable guidelines)
• Interview organization leadership and project personnel
• Assess work process (or plans) relative to best practices
• Optional add: Evaluate application of written processes
• Optional add: Refine process to align with best practices
Organizational
Effectiveness
Work Process
Effectiveness
Organizational
Dynamics
• Presentation/report delivered that identifies:
‒ Process strengths and weaknesses
‒ Specific, actionable recommendations
• Optional add: Create or refine of work process documentation
(e.g. process maps and deliverable templates)
Timing: Approximately 6-10 weeks
7. CONFIDENTIAL 7 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
The Problem
• Project personnel are in the best position
to understand the true status of the
organization but often have no way to
communicate concerns
How IPA
Can Help
• Quantify project personnel perceptions of
the project system’s health
• Identify organizational gaps that impede
capital effectiveness
Methodology
Measuring Organizational DynamicsOrganization
• Online questionnaire completed by
project personnel working in or with the
project organization
• Responses aggregated to identify areas
of strength, opportunity, and
misalignment
Organizational
Effectiveness
Work Process
Effectiveness
Organizational
Dynamics
8. CONFIDENTIAL 8 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Project Personnel Perception of
Organizational Dynamics Is Measured
Across Four Elements
Organization
Organizational
Effectiveness
Work Process
Effectiveness
Organizational
Dynamics
Project personnel rate each statement on a Likert scale
ranging from Strongly Agree (1) to Strongly Disagree (7)
Target Setting
Clarity of Business Objectives
Contracting Strategies
Project Procurement
Team Staffing
Work Process Clarity and Support
Decision-Making Effectiveness
Gatekeeping & Governance Process
Organizational Support
Vision
Strategy
Alignment
Involvement
Functional Collaboration
Communication
Satisfaction
Commitment to Continuous
Improvement
Project ProcessProject Leadership
Project Development Culture & Behaviors
9. CONFIDENTIAL 9 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Organizational Dynamics ProcessOrganization
1 Orientation & Data Collection
2 Analysis
3 Deliverable Preparation & Delivery
• Align expectations and establish basic
understanding of the project organization
• Project personnel complete online survey
• Analyze personnel responses
• Identify areas project personnel feel are functioning well,
areas of concern, and areas with high variability
• Presentation delivered that identifies:
‒ Areas of strength, opportunity, and misalignment
‒ Trends based on function, experience, and employment
‒ Areas of greatest risk and recommendations to close gaps
Timing: Approximately 2-3 Weeks
Organizational
Effectiveness
Organizational
Design
Work Process
Effectiveness
Organizational
Dynamics
10. CONFIDENTIAL 10 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
The Problem
• Resource limitations create inefficiencies
and gaps in the information process
• Projects with resource limitations are on
average 25 percent more expensive, have
20 percent more cost growth, and have 5
percent worse schedule slip
How IPA
Can Help
• Determine if a project team has (or plans
to have) enough of the right people
Methodology
• Identify industry team staffing
benchmarks based on the project’s unique
characteristics including size and scope
• Project team’s staffing by phase and
function is compared to benchmarks to
identify areas of staffing strength and risk
Project Team Staffing Assessment
Project
Teams
Staffing
Guidance and
Benchmarking
Structure
Optimization
Alignment and
Functionality
11. CONFIDENTIAL 11 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Function Poor Caution Good Revisit
Line Functions
Project Management
Engineering
Construction Management
Operations & Maintenance
Commissioning
Support Functions
Project Services
HSSE
Procurement & Contracting
QA/QC
Stakeholder Relations
Interface Management
IT/IM
Commercial
Finance
Corporate Services
Project Team Staffing Example:
Summary of Results
Example
12. CONFIDENTIAL 12 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Team Staffing Process
1 Orientation & Preparation
2 Interview & Analysis
3 Deliverable Preparation & Delivery
• Align expectations and establish preliminary understanding of
the project scope, cost, schedule and team
• Project team provides supporting documentation
• Collect data through interviews with project leadership
• Perform team staffing analysis
• Presentation delivered to the project team:
‒ Identifies team staffing strengths and opportunities
‒ Compares staffing by function to Industry Best
‒ Provides specific recommendations to close staffing gaps
Timing: Approximately 4-5 Weeks
Project
Teams
Staffing
Guidance and
Benchmarking
Structure
Optimization
Alignment and
Functionality
13. CONFIDENTIAL 13 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
The Problem
• Information is at the core of capital
projects
• The organization of teams directly affects
the production and flow of information
How IPA
Can Help
• Identify or optimize the project team
structure to maximize accurate and timely
information production, flow, and use
Methodology
• Identify comparable industry projects and
perform a detailed study of the team size
and structure
• Produce detailed organization charts and
provide recommendations on structuring
the team during each project phase
Project Team Structure Optimization
Project
Teams
Staffing
Guidance and
Benchmarking
Structure
Optimization
Alignment and
Functionality
14. CONFIDENTIAL 14 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Project Team Structure Optimization
Process
1 Orientation & Preparation
2 Interview & Analysis
3 Deliverable Preparation & Delivery
• Align expectations and establish preliminary understanding of
the project scope, cost, schedule and team
• Project team provides supporting documentation
• Collect data through interviews with the project team
• Identify set of comparable projects and analyze
organizational structure
• Create detailed organizational charts containing
alternatives and their associated trade-offs
• Presentation delivered to the project team that provides:
‒ Detailed organizational charts
‒ Research and insights to guide structural decision-making
‒ Guidelines to align current structure with recommendations
Timing: Approximately 2-3 Weeks
Project
Teams
Staffing
Guidance and
Benchmarking
Structure
Optimization
Alignment and
Functionality
15. CONFIDENTIAL 15 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
The Problem
• Team members are in the best position to
understand the true status of the project but
often have no way to communicate concerns
• A functioning project team delivers projects at
an average of 30 percent lower cost
• A poorly functioning team averages 40 percent
budget overruns
How IPA
Can Help
• Quantify team member’s perceptions of the
project’s health
• Identify underlying issues that jeopardize
project success
Methodology
• Online questionnaire completed by project team
members
• Responses aggregated and compared to
Industry to identify risk areas
Measuring Team Functionality
Project
Teams
Staffing
Guidance and
Benchmarking
Structure
Optimization
Alignment and
Functionality
16. CONFIDENTIAL 16 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Project Personnel Perception of
Team Functionality Is Measured
Across Four Elements
Project
Teams
Staffing
Guidance and
Benchmarking
Structure
Optimization
Alignment and
Functionality
Project DevelopmentProject Leadership
Team Behavior Project Success
Project personnel rate each statement on a Likert scale
ranging from Strongly Agree (1) to Strongly Disagree (7)
Communication
Conflict Resolution
Commitment
Clarity of Business &
Project Objectives
Stakeholder Alignment
Project Risks
Competency of Team
Decision-Making Effectiveness
Vision
Strategy
Functional Integration
Team’s Perception of Project
Success
17. CONFIDENTIAL 17 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Team Functionality Element Good Fair
IndustryAverage
Cautionary Problematic
Clear Objectives
Stakeholder Support and Alignment
Team Alignment
Effective Decision Making
Technology Understood
Project Risks Understood
Competent Project Team
Realistic Cost and Schedule Targets
Good Basis for Cost/Schedule Control
Roles and Responsibilities Understood
Team Behavior
Project Process
Project Vision
Confidence in Project Success
Team Functionality Example:
Summary of Results
Example
18. CONFIDENTIAL 18 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
Project Team Functionality Assessment
Process
1 Orientation & Data Collection
2 Analysis
3 Deliverable Preparation & Delivery
• Align expectations and establish an understanding of the
project scope and status
• Team members complete online survey
• Analyze team responses
• Compare with Industry
• Identify team strengths and opportunities
• Presentation delivered:
‒ Compares project team’s perception of key elements
relative to Industry
‒ Highlights areas of concern within project context
‒ Provides specific recommendations to help the project
team address issues
Timing: Approximately 2-3 Weeks
Project
Teams
Staffing
Guidance and
Benchmarking
Structure
Optimization
Alignment and
Functionality
19. CONFIDENTIAL 19 INDEPENDENT PROJECT ANALYSIS
IPA’s Organizations & Teams Services
Optimizing the Project
Organization
Strengthening the
Project Team
Organizational Assessments
Work Process Effectiveness
Organizational Dynamics
Staffing Guidance and Benchmarking
Structure Optimization
Alignment & Functionality
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