The document discusses a case study involving an interim manager hired by an NHS organization to help manage the bidding process for a new clinic. The interim manager established an effective bid team and process, providing clear reporting to senior leadership. This allowed the organization to resolve issues and make timely decisions based on accurate information. Ultimately, the bid document was completed on time and approved by the board. The bid was then successful, leading the interim contract to be extended to help present the bid.
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Identify the 10 knowledge areas of the Project Management Body of Kn.pdffeelinggift
Identify the 10 knowledge areas of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) with
a brief description, and identify which area you believe is the most important. Conversely,
choose which area that you think is the least important, and justify your answers.
Solution
The 10 knowledge of areas of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) are:
Comprising of a plan development, plan execution and an integrated change control process,
integration management is the range of processes required to ensure all elements of a project are
successfully coordinated.
As scope changes, integration management means assessing objectives and offering alternatives
in order to meet the expectations of the project stakeholders.
2. Scope management
Scope includes collating all the information required to begin a project and any features this
project requires to meet stakeholder requirements.
Successful projects must meet strict deadlines and resource allowances, and scope creep always
has a detrimental effect if not managed correctly.
3. Time management
Time restrictions vary depending on the nature of the project, but a well structured plan and
schedule plays an essential part.
Time management includes the development of a timeline, decisions of project milestones and
the structuring of schedules and activities.
4. Cost management
Including four process areas, a key technique to manage costs is Earned Value Management –
EVM.
A project manager must practice effective cost management by estimating, budgeting, funding,
managing and controlling costs so that they remain within the pre approved project budget.
5. Quality management
A project is no good if it fails to meet sponsor requirements and expected deliverables.
An organisation must determine quality policies, responsibilities and project objectives so it
meets original needs and specifications
6. Human resource management
A team must be put together and managed so they perform well and can satisfy the demands of a
project.
The size of project teams can vary, but all team members must be organised, managed and led
effectively.
7. Communicatiosn management
For a project to be successful, the correct people must receive the right information at the
appropriate time.
Communication management entails identifying what information should be communicated with
the team and who it should be told to who will use the information effectively.
Communication includes the planning, creation, distribution, retrieval, management and
monitoring of how information is relayed.
8. Risk management
A project manager must be competent in risk management.
The practice is crucial in projects to identify, plan for, analyse, respond, and control any factors
that might dangerously affect a project and put the project team or end users at risk.
Effective risk management maximises the realisation of opportunities.
9. Procurement management
Procurement of resources means purchasing or acquiring materials, services or results requir.
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Case Study
Interim
Background The Interim Manager brought previous wide experience
of bid management from both the public and private
The NHS Plan in 2000 set out a 10-year sectors and was able to quickly establish a bid team
programme of reform for the NHS. This and bidding process within the organisation. By taking
programme will develop an NHS characterised an analytical approach to all the issues that arose
by free choice across a range of providers, during the project and through the use of strong
competing on quality and outcomes as money planning and tracking skills, clear and concise reporting
follows the patient. Commissioning a patient-led was available for the senior management team at all
times. This enabled them to resolve problems and
NHS was published in 2005 and it largely
make decisions in a short timeframe based upon
defined the shift to a focus on commissioning accurate information.
through structure and process – moving the
emphasis from spending on services to investing
in health and well-being outcomes. Outcomes
A key part of the development was the The bid document was prepared and signed off by
movement of PCTs into commissioning services the board within the allotted timeframe and the
and it is this commissioning strategy that drove Interim contract was extended in order to support
the client to be seen as operating in a fit for the management team in presenting the document
purpose manner that could bid for commissioned to the commissioning board. The bid was
services. The client aspired to become a world ultimately successful.
class commissioning organisation.
The Assignment
In order to respond quickly, effectively and successfully
to commissioner’s requests for the tendering of services
by the PCT, and in the absence of bid management
expertise within the resources of the organisation,
the need for a professional Interim Project Manager
was identified as a critical requirement to lead the
bid process
The Interim Project Manager took responsibility for
the PCT response to a specific Invitation to Tender
from the commissioners for the provision of a new
city centre clinic within the service area.
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