The document discusses the various phases of a project life cycle:
1. Project conception phase involves generating project ideas and evaluating them through SWOT analysis and feasibility studies.
2. Project formulation phase involves examining the technical, economic, and financial aspects of selected projects through preliminary and detailed project reports.
3. Project appraisal phase involves critically evaluating projects from various angles such as market, technical, financial, economic, and organizational viability.
4. Project execution phase involves implementing approved projects through activities like engineering designs, contracting, construction, recruitment, and commissioning.
5. Project completion phase involves confirming customer satisfaction, archiving project records, and closing outstanding tasks.
Dr. Richa Singhal presented information on project planning techniques. The document outlined various components of an effective project plan including work breakdown structure, work packages, scheduling methods like bar charts, RAT/CAT schedules and network schedules. It emphasized the importance of the project master plan which defines the overall scope and contains sections on management, organization, technical details and economics. Project planning allows for direction, control, motivation and efficient resource use which helps ensure project success.
PMP Chapter 2 of 6 Initiating Process Group (2- Processes) (Based on PMBOK 6...Shamil Habet
This document provides an overview of project initiation processes based on the PMBOK 6th edition. It discusses developing a project charter, which formally authorizes a project and provides authority to the project manager. The charter documents high-level project information and objectives. It also covers identifying stakeholders, which involves analyzing relevant information about individuals or groups impacted by the project in order to effectively engage them. Techniques include stakeholder analysis and mapping stakeholders based on influence, impact and other factors. The outputs are a stakeholder register and potential change requests based on new stakeholder information.
The document discusses project management and its key aspects. It defines a project as a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product or service. Project management is described as the process of planning, organizing, and managing resources to bring about the successful completion of specific project goals and objectives. The core project management processes include initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing. Risk management is also highlighted as an important part of project management.
Project Management Office Roles Functions And BenefitsMaria Erland, PMP
Created to demonstrate how an organization can improve the delivery of project management services both internally and externally using best practices. A project management office, empowered to govern a project portfolio, including the prioritization process that selects projects for the portfolio, can demonstrate measurable benefits by implementing a project management office using best practices. This presentation explains the roles, functions and benefits of such an office.
The Agile PMO: From Process Police to Adaptive Governance: This webcast provides techniques for an Agile PMO and discusses how those concepts are being applied in the industry. Presented by LitheSpeed.
The document discusses the various phases of a project life cycle:
1. Project conception phase involves generating project ideas and evaluating them through SWOT analysis and feasibility studies.
2. Project formulation phase involves examining the technical, economic, and financial aspects of selected projects through preliminary and detailed project reports.
3. Project appraisal phase involves critically evaluating projects from various angles such as market, technical, financial, economic, and organizational viability.
4. Project execution phase involves implementing approved projects through activities like engineering designs, contracting, construction, recruitment, and commissioning.
5. Project completion phase involves confirming customer satisfaction, archiving project records, and closing outstanding tasks.
Dr. Richa Singhal presented information on project planning techniques. The document outlined various components of an effective project plan including work breakdown structure, work packages, scheduling methods like bar charts, RAT/CAT schedules and network schedules. It emphasized the importance of the project master plan which defines the overall scope and contains sections on management, organization, technical details and economics. Project planning allows for direction, control, motivation and efficient resource use which helps ensure project success.
PMP Chapter 2 of 6 Initiating Process Group (2- Processes) (Based on PMBOK 6...Shamil Habet
This document provides an overview of project initiation processes based on the PMBOK 6th edition. It discusses developing a project charter, which formally authorizes a project and provides authority to the project manager. The charter documents high-level project information and objectives. It also covers identifying stakeholders, which involves analyzing relevant information about individuals or groups impacted by the project in order to effectively engage them. Techniques include stakeholder analysis and mapping stakeholders based on influence, impact and other factors. The outputs are a stakeholder register and potential change requests based on new stakeholder information.
The document discusses project management and its key aspects. It defines a project as a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product or service. Project management is described as the process of planning, organizing, and managing resources to bring about the successful completion of specific project goals and objectives. The core project management processes include initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing. Risk management is also highlighted as an important part of project management.
Project Management Office Roles Functions And BenefitsMaria Erland, PMP
Created to demonstrate how an organization can improve the delivery of project management services both internally and externally using best practices. A project management office, empowered to govern a project portfolio, including the prioritization process that selects projects for the portfolio, can demonstrate measurable benefits by implementing a project management office using best practices. This presentation explains the roles, functions and benefits of such an office.
The Agile PMO: From Process Police to Adaptive Governance: This webcast provides techniques for an Agile PMO and discusses how those concepts are being applied in the industry. Presented by LitheSpeed.
Business PMO & IT Pmo What Is The DifferenceStefan Rank
Business-PMO & IT-PMO - What is the difference
Organizational differences of Project Management Offices and the real world challenges that Project Management Offices face based on their organizational alignment in the overall structure of the organization
The document discusses how Program Management Offices (PMOs) are evolving organizations. It provides context on the functions of a PMO, challenges organizations face that PMOs can help address, and how PMOs are transitioning their roles. Specifically, it notes that PMOs are expanding their scope beyond just IT to take on corporate-wide responsibilities. PMOs are also shifting from purely supporting roles to becoming more service-oriented business partners. Additionally, PMOs are moving beyond just providing data reports to offering more strategic portfolio-level dashboards and next-generation metrics.
The document outlines best practices in project management and obstacles to delivering mega projects. It discusses defining projects and mega projects, key activities that should be managed in projects, and reasons for project failure. It emphasizes the importance of professional project management using approaches like PMI and PRINCE2. Establishing a Project Management Office (PMO) can help standardize processes and improve success rates by increasing capabilities and changing culture. The Government's PMO initiative may help overcome obstacles to mega project delivery in Saudi Arabia.
A project audit examines all aspects of a project including its management, methodology, records, budgets, expenditures, and completion status. The purpose is to evaluate project performance, identify strengths and weaknesses, and provide recommendations to improve the project and future projects. Key aspects reviewed include current and future project status, progress on crucial tasks, risk assessment, lessons learned, and assumptions or limitations of the audit. The audit report documents findings on these aspects.
The document discusses establishing an effective Project Management Office (PMO). It defines key terms like project, program, and portfolio. It outlines benefits of a PMO like gaining visibility of projects, aligning investments with objectives, and prioritizing investments. Business Beam can assist organizations in establishing a PMO, making the PMO a center of excellence through tools and benchmarks, and sustaining and improving the PMO over time.
Prezentācija projektā "Apmācību cikls „17 soļi Eiropas nākotnē”".
Projekts tiek finansēts no Eiropas Savienības struktūrfondu 3. mērķa „Eiropas teritoriālā sadarbība” Centrālā Baltijas jūras reģiona INTERREG IVA pārrobežu sadarbības programmas 2007. - 2013. gadam projekta „Jauniešu iesaiste NVO, sporta un interešu izglītības programmās” Rīgas jaunatnes organizāciju kapacitātes veicināšanas projektu konkursa ietvaros.
Brief introduction to project management and project management toolsNathan Petralia
A brief introduction to project management, methodologies (waterfall, hybrid, agile, kanban, dedicated resources), project management tools, how to achieve success in 5 steps.
=== Drop me a note on LinkedIn if you want the PPT version ===
Studies show that many projects either fail outright or fail to meet most of their objectives. There are a myriad of possible reasons why this might be the case. Very often, organizations go looking for a culprit and sometimes blame the project manager or even the very concept of project management itself. Sometimes they decide to “fix” the problem by getting all the project managers certified. Or they decide to standardize on a certain tool. And while certification and standardization are laudable things, they do not necessarily address the central problem or problems. This presentation will discuss the top ten reasons why projects fail and briefly discuss solutions to each problem. We will see how such areas as estimates, scope and “the accidental project manager” contribute to the problem.
This is PMBOK Guide Monitor and Control Process Group - Part Two. It includes six Knowledge Area - Project Time Management, Project Cost Management, Project Communications Management, Project Procurement Management, Project Stakeholder Management, and Project Risk Management - with six processes - Control Schedule, Control Costs, Control Communications, Control Control Procurements, Control Stakeholder Engagement and Control Risks -.
A risk is defined as “an uncertain event or condition that, if it occurs, has a positive and negative effect on a project’s objectives.” Risk is inherent with any project, and project managers should assess risk continually and develop plan to address them. The risk management plan contains an analysis of likely risks with both high and low impact, as well as mitigation strategies to help the project avoid being derailed should common problems arise. Risk management plans should be periodically reviewed by the project team in order to avoid having the analysis become stale and not reflective of actual potential project risks. Most critical, risk management plans include a risk strategy.
This module on Managing Risk discusses different type of risk that needs to be taken into account by the management while implementing a project. The other topics converged in this module include probability-impact matrix, Risk Quantification; Mitigating/Transferring risk; Risk audits/Review; Sample Risk plan and how to initiate Risk Management Planning.
This document provides an overview of tools and techniques used in project management. It begins with outlining the need for 21st century skills like creativity, problem solving, and collaboration in business reports and project management. It then covers the components that make up a project, including the five process groups, ten knowledge areas, and 49 processes. A large portion of the document focuses on cognitive thinking skills and specific tools that can be used within each of the knowledge areas. These include techniques like brainwriting for scope management and SWOT analysis for risk identification. Finally, it discusses the importance of both divergent and convergent thinking for project managers and provides examples of when each type would be needed.
Project portfolio management (PPM) aims to align projects with organizational strategy through assessing project proposals, allocating scarce resources, balancing project risk and size, and continually tracking projects. PPM is aimed at senior management who must ensure strategy and operations are integrated. It involves tasks like investment decision making, matching investments to objectives, and allocating assets. PPM helps improve project success rates and allows organizations to efficiently invest in opportunities critical to their future.
The document discusses project management offices (PMOs), including their implementation, functions, and sustainability. It provides an overview of key PMO roles and categories. Supportive PMOs assist with tasks while controlling and directive PMOs have more authority. The document outlines factors for PMO success, such as clear expectations and communication. It also discusses how PMOs can evolve to meet changing business needs, from a focus on risk reduction to optimizing project portfolios and benefits realization. Ensuring sustainability requires continuous improvement, governance, and standardization of project management practices.
The document defines key concepts related to projects including:
- A project is a temporary endeavor with a defined beginning and end, undertaken to create a unique product or service.
- Project management is the application of skills and techniques to manage project activities and meet stakeholder needs and expectations.
- Projects are characterized by being temporary and producing unique outputs.
- The primary challenges of project management are delivering project goals within constraints of scope, time, quality and budget.
The document discusses maintaining a positive mindset and outlook. It emphasizes talking to others with happiness, health, and prosperity; seeing the good in everything; expecting and working for only the best outcomes; being enthusiastic for others' success as your own; forgetting past failures and moving forward; smiling and making others feel good; and being too busy improving yourself to criticize others or worry. The overall message is of maintaining a determined, calm, and confident outlook while trusting that having a positive path means the universe is on your side.
Business PMO & IT Pmo What Is The DifferenceStefan Rank
Business-PMO & IT-PMO - What is the difference
Organizational differences of Project Management Offices and the real world challenges that Project Management Offices face based on their organizational alignment in the overall structure of the organization
The document discusses how Program Management Offices (PMOs) are evolving organizations. It provides context on the functions of a PMO, challenges organizations face that PMOs can help address, and how PMOs are transitioning their roles. Specifically, it notes that PMOs are expanding their scope beyond just IT to take on corporate-wide responsibilities. PMOs are also shifting from purely supporting roles to becoming more service-oriented business partners. Additionally, PMOs are moving beyond just providing data reports to offering more strategic portfolio-level dashboards and next-generation metrics.
The document outlines best practices in project management and obstacles to delivering mega projects. It discusses defining projects and mega projects, key activities that should be managed in projects, and reasons for project failure. It emphasizes the importance of professional project management using approaches like PMI and PRINCE2. Establishing a Project Management Office (PMO) can help standardize processes and improve success rates by increasing capabilities and changing culture. The Government's PMO initiative may help overcome obstacles to mega project delivery in Saudi Arabia.
A project audit examines all aspects of a project including its management, methodology, records, budgets, expenditures, and completion status. The purpose is to evaluate project performance, identify strengths and weaknesses, and provide recommendations to improve the project and future projects. Key aspects reviewed include current and future project status, progress on crucial tasks, risk assessment, lessons learned, and assumptions or limitations of the audit. The audit report documents findings on these aspects.
The document discusses establishing an effective Project Management Office (PMO). It defines key terms like project, program, and portfolio. It outlines benefits of a PMO like gaining visibility of projects, aligning investments with objectives, and prioritizing investments. Business Beam can assist organizations in establishing a PMO, making the PMO a center of excellence through tools and benchmarks, and sustaining and improving the PMO over time.
Prezentācija projektā "Apmācību cikls „17 soļi Eiropas nākotnē”".
Projekts tiek finansēts no Eiropas Savienības struktūrfondu 3. mērķa „Eiropas teritoriālā sadarbība” Centrālā Baltijas jūras reģiona INTERREG IVA pārrobežu sadarbības programmas 2007. - 2013. gadam projekta „Jauniešu iesaiste NVO, sporta un interešu izglītības programmās” Rīgas jaunatnes organizāciju kapacitātes veicināšanas projektu konkursa ietvaros.
Brief introduction to project management and project management toolsNathan Petralia
A brief introduction to project management, methodologies (waterfall, hybrid, agile, kanban, dedicated resources), project management tools, how to achieve success in 5 steps.
=== Drop me a note on LinkedIn if you want the PPT version ===
Studies show that many projects either fail outright or fail to meet most of their objectives. There are a myriad of possible reasons why this might be the case. Very often, organizations go looking for a culprit and sometimes blame the project manager or even the very concept of project management itself. Sometimes they decide to “fix” the problem by getting all the project managers certified. Or they decide to standardize on a certain tool. And while certification and standardization are laudable things, they do not necessarily address the central problem or problems. This presentation will discuss the top ten reasons why projects fail and briefly discuss solutions to each problem. We will see how such areas as estimates, scope and “the accidental project manager” contribute to the problem.
This is PMBOK Guide Monitor and Control Process Group - Part Two. It includes six Knowledge Area - Project Time Management, Project Cost Management, Project Communications Management, Project Procurement Management, Project Stakeholder Management, and Project Risk Management - with six processes - Control Schedule, Control Costs, Control Communications, Control Control Procurements, Control Stakeholder Engagement and Control Risks -.
A risk is defined as “an uncertain event or condition that, if it occurs, has a positive and negative effect on a project’s objectives.” Risk is inherent with any project, and project managers should assess risk continually and develop plan to address them. The risk management plan contains an analysis of likely risks with both high and low impact, as well as mitigation strategies to help the project avoid being derailed should common problems arise. Risk management plans should be periodically reviewed by the project team in order to avoid having the analysis become stale and not reflective of actual potential project risks. Most critical, risk management plans include a risk strategy.
This module on Managing Risk discusses different type of risk that needs to be taken into account by the management while implementing a project. The other topics converged in this module include probability-impact matrix, Risk Quantification; Mitigating/Transferring risk; Risk audits/Review; Sample Risk plan and how to initiate Risk Management Planning.
This document provides an overview of tools and techniques used in project management. It begins with outlining the need for 21st century skills like creativity, problem solving, and collaboration in business reports and project management. It then covers the components that make up a project, including the five process groups, ten knowledge areas, and 49 processes. A large portion of the document focuses on cognitive thinking skills and specific tools that can be used within each of the knowledge areas. These include techniques like brainwriting for scope management and SWOT analysis for risk identification. Finally, it discusses the importance of both divergent and convergent thinking for project managers and provides examples of when each type would be needed.
Project portfolio management (PPM) aims to align projects with organizational strategy through assessing project proposals, allocating scarce resources, balancing project risk and size, and continually tracking projects. PPM is aimed at senior management who must ensure strategy and operations are integrated. It involves tasks like investment decision making, matching investments to objectives, and allocating assets. PPM helps improve project success rates and allows organizations to efficiently invest in opportunities critical to their future.
The document discusses project management offices (PMOs), including their implementation, functions, and sustainability. It provides an overview of key PMO roles and categories. Supportive PMOs assist with tasks while controlling and directive PMOs have more authority. The document outlines factors for PMO success, such as clear expectations and communication. It also discusses how PMOs can evolve to meet changing business needs, from a focus on risk reduction to optimizing project portfolios and benefits realization. Ensuring sustainability requires continuous improvement, governance, and standardization of project management practices.
The document defines key concepts related to projects including:
- A project is a temporary endeavor with a defined beginning and end, undertaken to create a unique product or service.
- Project management is the application of skills and techniques to manage project activities and meet stakeholder needs and expectations.
- Projects are characterized by being temporary and producing unique outputs.
- The primary challenges of project management are delivering project goals within constraints of scope, time, quality and budget.
The document discusses maintaining a positive mindset and outlook. It emphasizes talking to others with happiness, health, and prosperity; seeing the good in everything; expecting and working for only the best outcomes; being enthusiastic for others' success as your own; forgetting past failures and moving forward; smiling and making others feel good; and being too busy improving yourself to criticize others or worry. The overall message is of maintaining a determined, calm, and confident outlook while trusting that having a positive path means the universe is on your side.
Establishing Efficicent IR Communication PlatformFormulaS
The document discusses establishing an effective investor relations communication platform. It emphasizes the importance of direct communication with investors, financial transparency, and access to management. It provides tips for communications including establishing internal reporting systems, limiting external communications to approved information, and building relationships with analysts and investors. The overall message is that an effective IR office requires significant work to implement systems and build trust with the financial community.
NSTDA held its annual conference under the theme "Immersed in Innovation" to promote Thailand's progress in science and technology. The conference highlighted NSTDA's role in supporting research and development that can solve problems and create economic and social benefits for Thailand. Attendees learned about NSTDA's new initiatives and projects in areas like biotechnology, nanotechnology, and information technology.
The document outlines 15 benefits that foreign direct investment provides to the UK as well as 22 benefits of locating a business in South East England. Some key benefits of FDI to the UK include increased capital, employment, productivity, and tax revenues. Benefits of locating in South East England include access to European markets via ports and airports, a skilled workforce, business-friendly climate, and proximity to London as a financial hub. The region is also a center for research and development partnerships with universities.
The document discusses absolute value functions and graphs. It defines the vertex as the maximum or minimum of the graph. Examples are given to identify the vertex of different absolute value functions and how to graph them by making a table. The key aspects are to find the vertex, make a table of values with at least 5 points, and graph the function by connecting the points. Similarities and differences between graphs are noted. Additional examples graph different absolute value functions.
This event provided an opportunity for a diverse group to consider ways in which teacher training courses in England can best meet the needs of trainees on matters relating to the behaviour of pupils. The day will be spent discussing ideas (both conceptual and practical) offered by our three keynote presenters and how these might be of benefit to both trainers and trainees.
This document contains a student directory with names, student IDs, majors, emails, years, expected graduation dates, comments, minors, addresses, phone numbers, personal emails, and home wards for various BYU-Hawaii students.
Each morning, a young girl wakes up early to get ready for school and walks along a long road lined with trees to get to her classroom. She passes farms and sees animals and people working in the fields along the way. When she arrives at school, she spends her days learning, playing with her friends, and looking forward to returning home in the afternoon.
The document discusses how the author once thought she was technologically proficient but only knew Microsoft Office. She has since learned there are many online tools, websites, and technologies she was previously unaware of like interactive classrooms, presentation sharing sites, bookmarking tools, and free website creators. Now, after learning about technologies like Flickr, Flock, Doodlekit, and more, she can truly say she is a technology proficient professional. She thanks technology for making her a happier and more knowledgeable person.
Defining what is profession and who is professional. Selection of profession based on different case studies. Presented at IEEE LINK Camp 2014, KMCT College of Engineering, Calicut.
The document provides information on various opportunities to help orphans through spiritual employment and volunteer work. It discusses organizations helping orphans through adoption funding, providing for widows and orphans, and creating businesses to support orphanages. The document encourages individuals to make a difference through missions trips, letter writing, financial support, and using their skills and talents to mentor and advocate for orphans globally.
The document appears to be a collection of notes and memories from a son to his mother for Mother's Day over several years, thanking her for various activities and experiences they shared such as family trips, holidays, costumes, and everyday silly moments that created special family memories.
Projekti aja, ressursside ja kulude planeerimine ning käivitunud projekti juhtimine MS Project abil. Tabelite ja graafikute kujundamine, iseseisev harjutus ja näited.
http://www.sanderkaru.ee/finantskoolitused/ Sander Karu finantskoolitused ja raamatupidamise koolitused. Valik Sander Karu 23-24.märts 2015 toimunud avaliku finantskoolituse "Projektijuhi finantskoolitus, projekti tulude, kulude ja rahakäibe eelarvestamine, juhtimine ja analüüs" slaide. Olulisemad teemad:
Nüüdisaegse majandusarvestuse ja finantsjuhtimise olemus ning arengusuunad
Projekt ja projektipõhine juhtimine (organisatsioon)
Ettevalmistused projektipõhise organisatsiooni ja projektide finantsjuhtimiseks
Millele keskenduda projektijuhina finantsjuhtimises?
Projektide finantsjuhtimise eripärad
Põhilised finantsmõisted ja –aruanded ning nende seos igapäevase juhtimistegevusega
Tekkepõhine ja kassapõhine arvestus
Miks ja mida „loen välja“ bilansist, kasumiaruandest ja rahavoogude aruandest?
Kuidas mõjutavad projektijuhtimise käigus tehtavad otsused bilanssi, kasumiaruannet ja rahakäibe prognoosi?
Kuidas tekib olukord, et kasum on ja raha ei ole?
Rahakäibe tsükkel – kuidas „raha käib äritegevuses ringi“
Raha konversiooniperioodi leidmine
Eelarvete koostamine projektide elluviimiseks
Eelarvestamise olemus ja olulisemad mõisted
Eelarvete koostamise eesmärgid
Eelarvestamise eripära projektipõhises organisatsioonis
Eelarvete koostamise meetodid
Projektide eelarvestamine
Projekti tulude ja kulude arvestus
Kulude arvestuse olemus ja eesmärgid
Projekt kui kuluobjekt
Kulukohtade arvestus ja seosed projekti kuludega
Kululiikide arvestus ja seosed projekti kuludega
Projekti rahakäibe prognoosimine ja eelarvestamine
Laekumiste ja väljamaksete prognoosimine ja eelarvestamine
Kuidas vältida „auke” projekti rahastamisel?
Projekti müügitulude ja kulude eelarvestamine
Projekti materjalikulude ja materjalide eest väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Projekti tööjõukulude ja tööjõukulude eest väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Kas teha ise või palgata alltöövõtjad või FIEd?
Projekti üldkulude ja finantskulude ning nendega seotud väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Praktiline ülesanne: Projekti eelarve (eelarvestatud kasumiaruande) ja rahakäibe prognoosi koostamine
Kuidas arvestada projektide tasuvust?
Projekti rahavoogude planeerimine
Kapitali keskmine hind
Riskide hindamine
Tasuvusarvestustel põhinevad hindamise meetodid
Raha aegväärtuse kontseptsioon
Raha tulevikuväärtus
Raha nüüdisväärtus ja selle arvestusmeetodid
Rahavoogude diskonteerimisel põhinevad hindamise meetodid
Diskontomäära valiku üldised printsiibid
Projekti tulude, kulude ja rahakäibe juhtimine ja controlling
Praktiline ülesanne: Olulisemate finantseelarvete koostamine projektipõhises organisatsioonis (eelarvestatud kasumiaruanne, rahakäibe eelarve, lõppbilanss)
Projekti kasumlikkuse (tulude/kulude) ja rahavoogude analüüs
Finantsanalüüsi olemus, eesmärgid ja vajadus
Projektide finantsanalüüsi läbiviimine ja analüüsitavate näitajate (mõ
Kuidas lisada protsessidele väärtust ja samal ajal hallata riske? Kuidas õigesti ja vähese vaevaga modelleerida äriprotsesse? Kuidas genereerida tõeseid ametijuhendeid ja -kasutusjuhiseid või näiteks ISO dokumentatsiooni automaatselt?
Millist metoodilist tööriista kasutada projektide edukaks läbiviimiseks?
http://www.hot.ee/sanderkaru/ Sander Karu finantskoolitused ja raamatupidamise koolitused juhtidele ja raamatupidajatele. Valik Sander Karu oktoobris 2010 toimunud finantskoolituse "Projektijuhi finantsprogramm - projekti tulude, kulude ja rahavoogude eelarvestamine, juhtimine ja analüüs" slaide.
Valik 12-13.02.2018.a. toimunud koolituse "Rahakäibe (rahavoogude) prognoosimine, juhtimine ja analüüs" slaide. Lisainfo http://www.finantskoolitused.ee/
http://www.sanderkaru.ee/finantskoolitused/ Sander Karu finantskoolitused ja raamatupidamise koolitused. Valik Sander Karu 20-21. mai 2013 toimunud avaliku finantskoolituse "Projektijuhi finantskoolitus, projekti tulude, kulude ja rahakäibe eelarvestamine, juhtimine ja analüüs" slaide. Olulisemad teemad:
Nüüdisaegse majandusarvestuse ja finantsjuhtimise olemus ning arengusuunad
Projekt ja projektipõhine juhtimine (organisatsioon)
Ettevalmistused projektipõhise organisatsiooni ja projektide finantsjuhtimiseks
Millele keskenduda projektijuhina finantsjuhtimises?
Projektide finantsjuhtimise eripärad
Põhilised finantsmõisted ja –aruanded ning nende seos igapäevase juhtimistegevusega
Tekkepõhine ja kassapõhine arvestus
Miks ja mida „loen välja“ bilansist, kasumiaruandest ja rahavoogude aruandest?
Kuidas mõjutavad projektijuhtimise käigus tehtavad otsused bilanssi, kasumiaruannet ja rahakäibe prognoosi?
Kuidas tekib olukord, et kasum on ja raha ei ole?
Rahakäibe tsükkel – kuidas „raha käib äritegevuses ringi“
Raha konversiooniperioodi leidmine
Eelarvete koostamine projektide elluviimiseks
Eelarvestamise olemus ja olulisemad mõisted
Eelarvete koostamise eesmärgid
Eelarvestamise eripära projektipõhises organisatsioonis
Eelarvete koostamise meetodid
Projektide eelarvestamine
Projekti tulude ja kulude arvestus
Kulude arvestuse olemus ja eesmärgid
Projekt kui kuluobjekt
Kulukohtade arvestus ja seosed projekti kuludega
Kululiikide arvestus ja seosed projekti kuludega
Projekti rahakäibe prognoosimine ja eelarvestamine
Laekumiste ja väljamaksete prognoosimine ja eelarvestamine
Kuidas vältida „auke” projekti rahastamisel?
Projekti müügitulude ja kulude eelarvestamine
Projekti materjalikulude ja materjalide eest väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Projekti tööjõukulude ja tööjõukulude eest väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Kas teha ise või palgata alltöövõtjad või FIEd?
Projekti üldkulude ja finantskulude ning nendega seotud väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Praktiline ülesanne: Projekti eelarve (eelarvestatud kasumiaruande) ja rahakäibe prognoosi koostamine
Kuidas arvestada projektide tasuvust?
Projekti rahavoogude planeerimine
Kapitali keskmine hind
Riskide hindamine
Tasuvusarvestustel põhinevad hindamise meetodid
Raha aegväärtuse kontseptsioon
Raha tulevikuväärtus
Raha nüüdisväärtus ja selle arvestusmeetodid
Rahavoogude diskonteerimisel põhinevad hindamise meetodid
Diskontomäära valiku üldised printsiibid
Projekti tulude, kulude ja rahakäibe juhtimine ja controlling
Praktiline ülesanne: Olulisemate finantseelarvete koostamine projektipõhises organisatsioonis (eelarvestatud kasumiaruanne, rahakäibe eelarve, lõppbilanss)
Projekti kasumlikkuse (tulude/kulude) ja rahavoogude analüüs
Finantsanalüüsi olemus, eesmärgid ja vajadus
Projektide finantsanalüüsi läbiviimine ja analüüsitavate näitajate (mõõdikute) valik
Protsesside parendamine kasutades Lean Six Sigma’tKaarel Krinal
Lühiülevaade sellest, mis on Lean Six Sigma, kuidas töötab selle parendustsükkel DMAIC ning lühidalt ka sellest, kuidas seda oma organisatsioonis juurutada.
http://www.sanderkaru.ee/finantskoolitused/ Sander Karu finantskoolitused ja raamatupidamise koolitused. Valik Sander Karu 15-16.oktoober 2014 toimunud avaliku finantskoolituse "Projektijuhi finantskoolitus, projekti tulude, kulude ja rahakäibe eelarvestamine, juhtimine ja analüüs" slaide. Olulisemad teemad:
Nüüdisaegse majandusarvestuse ja finantsjuhtimise olemus ning arengusuunad
Projekt ja projektipõhine juhtimine (organisatsioon)
Ettevalmistused projektipõhise organisatsiooni ja projektide finantsjuhtimiseks
Millele keskenduda projektijuhina finantsjuhtimises?
Projektide finantsjuhtimise eripärad
Põhilised finantsmõisted ja –aruanded ning nende seos igapäevase juhtimistegevusega
Tekkepõhine ja kassapõhine arvestus
Miks ja mida „loen välja“ bilansist, kasumiaruandest ja rahavoogude aruandest?
Kuidas mõjutavad projektijuhtimise käigus tehtavad otsused bilanssi, kasumiaruannet ja rahakäibe prognoosi?
Kuidas tekib olukord, et kasum on ja raha ei ole?
Rahakäibe tsükkel – kuidas „raha käib äritegevuses ringi“
Raha konversiooniperioodi leidmine
Eelarvete koostamine projektide elluviimiseks
Eelarvestamise olemus ja olulisemad mõisted
Eelarvete koostamise eesmärgid
Eelarvestamise eripära projektipõhises organisatsioonis
Eelarvete koostamise meetodid
Projektide eelarvestamine
Projekti tulude ja kulude arvestus
Kulude arvestuse olemus ja eesmärgid
Projekt kui kuluobjekt
Kulukohtade arvestus ja seosed projekti kuludega
Kululiikide arvestus ja seosed projekti kuludega
Projekti rahakäibe prognoosimine ja eelarvestamine
Laekumiste ja väljamaksete prognoosimine ja eelarvestamine
Kuidas vältida „auke” projekti rahastamisel?
Projekti müügitulude ja kulude eelarvestamine
Projekti materjalikulude ja materjalide eest väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Projekti tööjõukulude ja tööjõukulude eest väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Kas teha ise või palgata alltöövõtjad või FIEd?
Projekti üldkulude ja finantskulude ning nendega seotud väljamaksete eelarvestamine
Praktiline ülesanne: Projekti eelarve (eelarvestatud kasumiaruande) ja rahakäibe prognoosi koostamine
Kuidas arvestada projektide tasuvust?
Projekti rahavoogude planeerimine
Kapitali keskmine hind
Riskide hindamine
Tasuvusarvestustel põhinevad hindamise meetodid
Raha aegväärtuse kontseptsioon
Raha tulevikuväärtus
Raha nüüdisväärtus ja selle arvestusmeetodid
Rahavoogude diskonteerimisel põhinevad hindamise meetodid
Diskontomäära valiku üldised printsiibid
Projekti tulude, kulude ja rahakäibe juhtimine ja controlling
Praktiline ülesanne: Olulisemate finantseelarvete koostamine projektipõhises organisatsioonis (eelarvestatud kasumiaruanne, rahakäibe eelarve, lõppbilanss)
Projekti kasumlikkuse (tulude/kulude) ja rahavoogude analüüs
Finantsanalüüsi olemus, eesmärgid ja vajadus
Projektide finantsanalüüsi läbiviimine ja analüüsitavate näitajate (mõõdikute) valik
Lisainfo finants-
28. Riskide hindamine 3 2 5 4 3 2 5 4 3 2 1 1 1 Riski-tegur A*B*C Maandamis-tegevus Kontrolli-meede C Tõenäosus B Mõju A Risk
29. Riskide hindamine probleemid, mis vajavad kohest sekkumist. < 25 punkti Kõrge risk probleemid, mis vajavad pidevat jälgimist. 11-24 punkti Keskmine risk probleemid, mis vajavad aeg-ajalt ülevaatamist. 1-10 punkti Madal risk Olulisuse määratlus Riskiteguri skoor Riski aste