The problem report document outlines a problem and asks for its causes, consequences, and possible solutions in 4 numbered sections, and asks who will receive the report at the end.
This document provides instructions for a presentation on a system. It lists 6 points to cover in the presentation: 1) How the system works, 2) What parts make up the system, 3) What to do if the system slows down or stops, 4) Main problems, bugs and vulnerabilities of the system, 5) Who to invite to discuss the system, and 6) Why the presentation is being done. Presenters have 2 hours and are encouraged to have fun and use unlimited improvisation. The document also provides a schedule for presentation levels starting in November 2014 and ending in January 2015.
This document summarizes the key lessons learned from implementing ITIL processes like problem management at a company in 1997-1998. It discusses how adopting a single tool suite, clearly defining roles and responsibilities, ensuring enterprise-wide process compliance, and committed leadership led to successes like significantly reduced resolution times and improved customer satisfaction. It also addresses challenges faced like transitioning from a reactive to proactive approach and ensuring continuous improvement over time through feedback and recurring meetings.
ACM Tech Talk - Signature based Problem SolvingVinayak Hegde
This document discusses problem management and signature matching technology. It provides an overview of ITIL and its benefits such as reduced costs and improved customer satisfaction. It describes the goals of problem management as minimizing the impact of incidents and problems and preventing recurrence. Signature matching technology works by storing predefined root causes and matching problem definitions by analyzing log files and signatures to identify possible matches and generate a report. Knowledge assisted problem resolution categorizes problems into symptoms and defines workflows to match root causes.
This document discusses key performance indicators (KPIs) for problem management in ITIL. It provides resources for KPIs, performance metrics, job skills, and KRAs. It recommends visiting a website for free ebooks on lists of KPIs, performance appraisal forms, and performance appraisal methods. It also discusses steps for creating KPIs, common mistakes to avoid, how to design effective KPIs, and different types of KPIs including leading, lagging, qualitative, and quantitative.
El documento trata sobre la gestión de residuos. Explica la clasificación y definición de residuos peligrosos según su origen, composición química, estado físico y peligrosidad. También describe la evolución de la gestión de residuos y los desafíos que plantea una sociedad tecnológica, con mayor volumen y variedad de residuos. Finalmente, resume los principales aspectos de la normativa sobre residuos peligrosos en Argentina.
This document discusses different levels of knowledge - knowing what you know, knowing what you don't know, not knowing what you don't know, and not knowing what you know. It suggests focusing efforts on moving from not knowing what you don't know to knowing what you don't know. A website is provided for further information.
The document discusses the time cost trade off curve. It shows the relationship between time and cost on a project, where reducing time leads to increased costs due to inefficiencies like crashing. There is a minimum cost point where further time reductions increase costs more than the time saved.
This document discusses different types of dependencies between tasks in a project. It outlines that Task B cannot start until Task A finishes, Task B cannot start until Task A starts, and Task B cannot finish until Task A finishes or starts. These dependency types define the relationships between when one task can begin or end relative to another task.
This document provides instructions for a presentation on a system. It lists 6 points to cover in the presentation: 1) How the system works, 2) What parts make up the system, 3) What to do if the system slows down or stops, 4) Main problems, bugs and vulnerabilities of the system, 5) Who to invite to discuss the system, and 6) Why the presentation is being done. Presenters have 2 hours and are encouraged to have fun and use unlimited improvisation. The document also provides a schedule for presentation levels starting in November 2014 and ending in January 2015.
This document summarizes the key lessons learned from implementing ITIL processes like problem management at a company in 1997-1998. It discusses how adopting a single tool suite, clearly defining roles and responsibilities, ensuring enterprise-wide process compliance, and committed leadership led to successes like significantly reduced resolution times and improved customer satisfaction. It also addresses challenges faced like transitioning from a reactive to proactive approach and ensuring continuous improvement over time through feedback and recurring meetings.
ACM Tech Talk - Signature based Problem SolvingVinayak Hegde
This document discusses problem management and signature matching technology. It provides an overview of ITIL and its benefits such as reduced costs and improved customer satisfaction. It describes the goals of problem management as minimizing the impact of incidents and problems and preventing recurrence. Signature matching technology works by storing predefined root causes and matching problem definitions by analyzing log files and signatures to identify possible matches and generate a report. Knowledge assisted problem resolution categorizes problems into symptoms and defines workflows to match root causes.
This document discusses key performance indicators (KPIs) for problem management in ITIL. It provides resources for KPIs, performance metrics, job skills, and KRAs. It recommends visiting a website for free ebooks on lists of KPIs, performance appraisal forms, and performance appraisal methods. It also discusses steps for creating KPIs, common mistakes to avoid, how to design effective KPIs, and different types of KPIs including leading, lagging, qualitative, and quantitative.
El documento trata sobre la gestión de residuos. Explica la clasificación y definición de residuos peligrosos según su origen, composición química, estado físico y peligrosidad. También describe la evolución de la gestión de residuos y los desafíos que plantea una sociedad tecnológica, con mayor volumen y variedad de residuos. Finalmente, resume los principales aspectos de la normativa sobre residuos peligrosos en Argentina.
This document discusses different levels of knowledge - knowing what you know, knowing what you don't know, not knowing what you don't know, and not knowing what you know. It suggests focusing efforts on moving from not knowing what you don't know to knowing what you don't know. A website is provided for further information.
The document discusses the time cost trade off curve. It shows the relationship between time and cost on a project, where reducing time leads to increased costs due to inefficiencies like crashing. There is a minimum cost point where further time reductions increase costs more than the time saved.
This document discusses different types of dependencies between tasks in a project. It outlines that Task B cannot start until Task A finishes, Task B cannot start until Task A starts, and Task B cannot finish until Task A finishes or starts. These dependency types define the relationships between when one task can begin or end relative to another task.
This document outlines a SWOT analysis template to assess the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a team or project. The template includes sections to identify the strengths of a team and how to take advantage of them, weaknesses and how to reduce their impact, opportunities presented by a project and how to take advantage of them, and threats that could prevent success and how to deal with each one.
The status report provides updates on the project including what has been completed, any problems encountered and how they were addressed, the current schedule and cost status, and plans for upcoming work. The report is intended to inform those receiving it on the state of the project.
Estimation techniques include parametric, analogique, and detailed methods. Parametric estimation uses statistical analysis of historical data from similar projects. Analogique estimation relies on experience from past projects to determine estimates. Detailed estimation involves comprehensive decomposition and measurement of all work involved in a project.
The document discusses issues with a project including rework in a spiral, errors causing rework, overtime and stress for the project team. It appears to be about project management challenges and refers to a website for relaxed project managers.
This document appears to be a progress report for a knowledge work project that is 100% complete and has met its deadline. It indicates the project is finished on time according to the relaxedprojectmanager.com website. The high level information provided is that the knowledge work project has been fully completed by its deadline.
This document outlines a hierarchy of work levels from highest to lowest: Program, Project, Task, Subtask, Work Package, and Effort. It provides a breakdown of work levels that can be used to plan and manage projects.
This document provides a formula for estimating project timelines or costs using an optimistic, most likely, and pessimistic estimate. The formula averages the estimates by multiplying the optimistic estimate by 1, the most likely estimate by 4, and the pessimistic estimate by 1, then dividing the total by 6.
The document discusses the distribution of estimates over time. It provides a high-level overview without specifics on what is being estimated, who is estimating, or the context of the estimates. In just 3 sentences or less, it is difficult to extract much meaningful information from such a short document.
The document discusses the distribution of estimates over time. It provides a high-level overview without specifics on what is being estimated, who is estimating, or the context of the estimates. In just 3 sentences or less, it is difficult to extract much meaningful information from such a short document.
Backward scheduling involves building the logical sequence of activities backwards from the deadline, while forward scheduling starts with the logical sequence and works forward until reaching the given deadline. Both methods aim to determine the optimal schedule and sequencing of activities to meet a given project deadline.
Gantt charts provide a useful overview of time-based information and project activities in a simple and easy to understand format. However, Gantt charts have limitations as they do not explain the reasoning behind duration choices, are difficult to update when changes occur making them often obsolete, and provide limited flexibility without indications of cost and resources.
This document discusses features for managing content on a website blog including creating and publishing posts and pages, moderating comments to filter spam, and sharing content through social networks by liking, tweeting, or multisharing images and text content on the site or embedded from other sources.
This document outlines the various elements and costs associated with planning a party including guests, name tags, seatings, supervision, coordination, communication, budget, refreshments, menu, caterer, reception, guest book, gift table, thank yous, and subcontractors with responsible budgets ranging from 1,000 to 8,000 euros.
The work breakdown structure (WBS) is decomposed into work packages that can be used to track project performance, with progressive elaboration allowing refinement over time as outcomes become defined and only actions remain unspecified. The document recommends decomposing the WBS to no more than 4 levels deep or 60 work packages, following the 40 hour rule where work packages should take no more than 40 hours per week to complete and remain manageable.
This document discusses different types of work breakdown structures that can be used for project planning and management. These include task-oriented WBS that focus on verbs and deliverables, time-phased WBS that track work in phases, and organizational or geographically-focused WBS. It also mentions cost-breakdown structures.
This document discusses Kano's model of customer satisfaction which categorizes customer needs into three types: basic needs, performance needs, and delighters. It suggests that products or services fully meeting basic needs will lead to satisfaction while not implementing them can cause dissatisfaction, and that addressing performance needs is important to keep customers satisfied but delighters are what drive excitement.
A work breakdown structure (WBS) helps visualize and organize all tasks in a project, communicate the scope to the team and stakeholders, and identify any overlapping responsibilities to allow for precise estimation and decision making on project management.
This document outlines common pitfalls to avoid when creating a work breakdown structure (WBS). It warns against having too many levels or tasks, including deliverables instead of activities, treating the WBS as an organizational chart instead of a plan, and failing to include detailed tasks or define work packages. The document also notes that the WBS should avoid overlapping responsibilities, adding requirements instead than tasks, exceeding 100% completion, and neglecting to create a dictionary defining WBS elements.
This document outlines a responsibility matrix that assigns roles with different levels of involvement in work packages. The matrix uses the letters R, A, S, C, and I to designate whether a person owns and implements a work package, approves it, provides support or resources, has necessary information or capabilities, or simply needs to be notified of results. The website relaxedprojectmanager.com is provided as a reference.
This document discusses the role of a project manager in a matrix organization. In a matrix organization, the project manager is responsible for coordinating work packages and meeting project objectives, but individual team members have line managers they report to as well. The project manager must work collaboratively with line managers to ensure project success.
HR search is critical to a company's success because it ensures the correct people are in place. HR search integrates workforce capabilities with company goals by painstakingly identifying, screening, and employing qualified candidates, supporting innovation, productivity, and growth. Efficient talent acquisition improves teamwork while encouraging collaboration. Also, it reduces turnover, saves money, and ensures consistency. Furthermore, HR search discovers and develops leadership potential, resulting in a strong pipeline of future leaders. Finally, this strategic approach to recruitment enables businesses to respond to market changes, beat competitors, and achieve long-term success.
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This document outlines a SWOT analysis template to assess the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a team or project. The template includes sections to identify the strengths of a team and how to take advantage of them, weaknesses and how to reduce their impact, opportunities presented by a project and how to take advantage of them, and threats that could prevent success and how to deal with each one.
The status report provides updates on the project including what has been completed, any problems encountered and how they were addressed, the current schedule and cost status, and plans for upcoming work. The report is intended to inform those receiving it on the state of the project.
Estimation techniques include parametric, analogique, and detailed methods. Parametric estimation uses statistical analysis of historical data from similar projects. Analogique estimation relies on experience from past projects to determine estimates. Detailed estimation involves comprehensive decomposition and measurement of all work involved in a project.
The document discusses issues with a project including rework in a spiral, errors causing rework, overtime and stress for the project team. It appears to be about project management challenges and refers to a website for relaxed project managers.
This document appears to be a progress report for a knowledge work project that is 100% complete and has met its deadline. It indicates the project is finished on time according to the relaxedprojectmanager.com website. The high level information provided is that the knowledge work project has been fully completed by its deadline.
This document outlines a hierarchy of work levels from highest to lowest: Program, Project, Task, Subtask, Work Package, and Effort. It provides a breakdown of work levels that can be used to plan and manage projects.
This document provides a formula for estimating project timelines or costs using an optimistic, most likely, and pessimistic estimate. The formula averages the estimates by multiplying the optimistic estimate by 1, the most likely estimate by 4, and the pessimistic estimate by 1, then dividing the total by 6.
The document discusses the distribution of estimates over time. It provides a high-level overview without specifics on what is being estimated, who is estimating, or the context of the estimates. In just 3 sentences or less, it is difficult to extract much meaningful information from such a short document.
The document discusses the distribution of estimates over time. It provides a high-level overview without specifics on what is being estimated, who is estimating, or the context of the estimates. In just 3 sentences or less, it is difficult to extract much meaningful information from such a short document.
Backward scheduling involves building the logical sequence of activities backwards from the deadline, while forward scheduling starts with the logical sequence and works forward until reaching the given deadline. Both methods aim to determine the optimal schedule and sequencing of activities to meet a given project deadline.
Gantt charts provide a useful overview of time-based information and project activities in a simple and easy to understand format. However, Gantt charts have limitations as they do not explain the reasoning behind duration choices, are difficult to update when changes occur making them often obsolete, and provide limited flexibility without indications of cost and resources.
This document discusses features for managing content on a website blog including creating and publishing posts and pages, moderating comments to filter spam, and sharing content through social networks by liking, tweeting, or multisharing images and text content on the site or embedded from other sources.
This document outlines the various elements and costs associated with planning a party including guests, name tags, seatings, supervision, coordination, communication, budget, refreshments, menu, caterer, reception, guest book, gift table, thank yous, and subcontractors with responsible budgets ranging from 1,000 to 8,000 euros.
The work breakdown structure (WBS) is decomposed into work packages that can be used to track project performance, with progressive elaboration allowing refinement over time as outcomes become defined and only actions remain unspecified. The document recommends decomposing the WBS to no more than 4 levels deep or 60 work packages, following the 40 hour rule where work packages should take no more than 40 hours per week to complete and remain manageable.
This document discusses different types of work breakdown structures that can be used for project planning and management. These include task-oriented WBS that focus on verbs and deliverables, time-phased WBS that track work in phases, and organizational or geographically-focused WBS. It also mentions cost-breakdown structures.
This document discusses Kano's model of customer satisfaction which categorizes customer needs into three types: basic needs, performance needs, and delighters. It suggests that products or services fully meeting basic needs will lead to satisfaction while not implementing them can cause dissatisfaction, and that addressing performance needs is important to keep customers satisfied but delighters are what drive excitement.
A work breakdown structure (WBS) helps visualize and organize all tasks in a project, communicate the scope to the team and stakeholders, and identify any overlapping responsibilities to allow for precise estimation and decision making on project management.
This document outlines common pitfalls to avoid when creating a work breakdown structure (WBS). It warns against having too many levels or tasks, including deliverables instead of activities, treating the WBS as an organizational chart instead of a plan, and failing to include detailed tasks or define work packages. The document also notes that the WBS should avoid overlapping responsibilities, adding requirements instead than tasks, exceeding 100% completion, and neglecting to create a dictionary defining WBS elements.
This document outlines a responsibility matrix that assigns roles with different levels of involvement in work packages. The matrix uses the letters R, A, S, C, and I to designate whether a person owns and implements a work package, approves it, provides support or resources, has necessary information or capabilities, or simply needs to be notified of results. The website relaxedprojectmanager.com is provided as a reference.
This document discusses the role of a project manager in a matrix organization. In a matrix organization, the project manager is responsible for coordinating work packages and meeting project objectives, but individual team members have line managers they report to as well. The project manager must work collaboratively with line managers to ensure project success.
HR search is critical to a company's success because it ensures the correct people are in place. HR search integrates workforce capabilities with company goals by painstakingly identifying, screening, and employing qualified candidates, supporting innovation, productivity, and growth. Efficient talent acquisition improves teamwork while encouraging collaboration. Also, it reduces turnover, saves money, and ensures consistency. Furthermore, HR search discovers and develops leadership potential, resulting in a strong pipeline of future leaders. Finally, this strategic approach to recruitment enables businesses to respond to market changes, beat competitors, and achieve long-term success.
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