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Project Management Methodology: A Practical Guide for the Next Millenium


Author(s): Kliem
ISBN10:  0824700880
ISBN13:  9780824700881
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  3/13/1997
Publisher(s): CRC

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SummaryTable of Contents
An introduction to Practical Project Management Methodology. Provides useful steps applicable throughout the life cycle of a wide variety of projects - from leading, defining, and planning to organizing, controlling, and closing. 3 1/2 inch disk included. DLC: Project management.
Preface v
1 INTRODUCTION: WHY PROJECT MANAGEMENT?
1(10)
Project management defined
1(1)
Projects without project management
2(2)
Two types of management styles
4(1)
Pressures on poject managers
5(2)
Problems of reactive project managers
7(2)
The bottom line on reactive project managers
9(1)
The six basic functions of project management
9(2)
2 TRADITIONAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGIES VERSUS THE PRACTICAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGY(P2M2)
11(11)
Characteristics of earlier methodologies
11(1)
Results of TPMM
12(3)
Characteristics of P2M2
15(1)
Keystones of P2M2
16(5)
Need for change
21(1)
3 THE PRACTICAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGY (P2M2)
22(15)
Overview
22(1)
A Short history
22(1)
Six basic functions of the Practical project management methodology
23(6)
Major players
29(2)
Art form, not algorithm
31(1)
When to use project management
31(1)
Introduce project management early
32(1)
Obstacles to project management
32(1)
The practical project management methodology: The answer
33(4)
4 PROJECT LEADERSHIP (10000)
37(13)
Introduction 37(1)
Leadership 37(1)
Qualities of project managers 38(2)
4.1 Vision (10100)
40(2)
4.2 Communication (10200)
42(2)
4.3 Motivation (10300)
44(2)
4.4 Direction (10400)
46(1)
4.5 Support (10500)
47(1)
4.6 Team Building (10600)
48(2)
5 PROJCET DEFINITION (2000)
50(18)
Introduction 50(2)
5.1 Goals and objectives Determination (20100)
52(3)
Projects with no direction
52(1)
Value of having goals and objectives
52(3)
5.2 Statement of Work (20200)
55(6)
Statement of work components
55(3)
Steps for building an SOW
58(1)
Pitfalls to avoid when developing an SOW
59(1)
When you need an SOW
60(1)
5.3 Project Announcement (20300)
61(2)
5.4 Project Launch (20400)
63(1)
5.5 Roles and Responsibilities (20500)
64(4)
6 PROJECT PLANNING (30000)
68(83)
Introduction 68(3)
6.1 Work Breakdown Structure (30100)
71(14)
Definition of a WBS and its benefits
71(1)
Characteristics of a WBS
71(2)
WBS components
73(2)
Steps for building a WBS
75(1)
Different Ways to explode the WBS
76(1)
Methods for displaying the WBS
77(4)
Sources of information for the WBS
81(1)
Consensus attainment
82(1)
Qualities of a good WBS
82(1)
Version control of the WBS
83(1)
Conclusion
84(1)
6.2 Estimating (30200)
85(19)
Reasons for estimating
85(1)
The Politics of estimating
86(1)
Obstacles to acquiring good estimates
87(1)
Warnings about estimating
88(2)
Steps in estimating
90(1)
Unscientific estimating
90(1)
PERT estimate
91(5)
Global efficiency factor
96(1)
Productivity adjustment percentage
97(1)
When your estimates are too high
98(1)
When your estimates are too low
99(1)
Steps to acquire estimates
100(2)
Conclusion
102(2)
6.3 Risk Control (30300)
104(5)
6.4 Schedules (30400)
109(20)
Purpose of a schedule
109(1)
Benefits of schedules
109(1)
Why some project managers do not develop schedules
110(2)
Network diagrams
112(1)
Arrow diagramming method (ADM)
113(2)
Precedence diagramming method (PDM)
115(2)
Calculating dates
117(2)
Float
119(1)
Critical path
120(1)
How to construct network diagrams
120(4)
Bar charts
124(2)
How to construct a bar chart
126(1)
Developing a schedule
127(1)
Conclusion
127(2)
6.5 Resource Allocation (30500)
129(9)
Thoughts on resource allocation
129(1)
The resource histogram
129(1)
How to interpre a histogram
130(1)
Resource leveling
131(2)
Ways to level a histogram
133(2)
Conclusion
135(3)
6.6 Cost Calculation (30600)
138(13)
Reasons for using money wisely
138(1)
What consumes money
138(1)
Two categories of costs
139(1)
Calculating estimate costs
140(6)
Calculating budget costs
146(1)
Calculating actual costs
146(2)
Calculating estimate-at-completion
148(1)
Management reserve
149(1)
Conclusion
149(2)
7 PROJECT ORGANIZATION (40000)
151(51)
Introduction 151(3)
7.1 Automated Project Management (40100)
154(9)
Getting started with PM software
154(1)
Some key insights
154(1)
How to select project Management software
155(2)
Necessary features of a PM package
157(3)
Further considerations when purchasing a PM package
160(1)
Other project software
160(1)
Conclusion
161(2)
7.2 Team Organization (40200)
163(3)
7.3 Project Procedures (40300)
166(5)
Conclusion
169(2)
7.4 Project History (40400)
171(3)
Administrative issues
172(2)
7.5 Work Flows (40500)
174(3)
7.6 Forms (40600)
177(6)
Commonly used forms
178(5)
7.7 Reports (40700)
183(5)
Commonly used reports
183(5)
7.8 Project Library (40800)
188(2)
7.9 Memos (40900)
190(4)
Methods of distribution
192(2)
7.10 Newsletters (41000)
194(2)
7.11 Project Office (41100)
196(2)
7.12 Project Manual (41200)
198(4)
8 PROJECT CONTROL (50000)
202(33)
Introduction 202(4)
8.1 Status Collection and Assessment (50100)
206(3)
8.2 Contingency Planning (50200)
209(3)
8.3 Meetings (50300)
212(2)
8.4 Change Control (50400)
214(7)
Source of change
214(1)
Impact of change
214(1)
Categories of change
215(1)
Priority of changes
216(1)
Change board
216(1)
Change control procedure
217(2)
Conclusion
219(2)
8.5 Replanning (50500)
221(6)
How to replan
222(1)
Using good change management
223(2)
Conclusion
225(2)
8.6 Corrective Action (50600)
227(8)
Whether to follow your your plans
227(1)
Getting back on schedule
227(1)
Reducing costs
230(2)
Improving quality
232(3)
9 PROJECT CLOSURE (60000)
235(14)
Introduction 235(1)
Reasons that projects end 235(3)
9.1 Statistical Complilation (60100)
238(2)
9.2 Lessons Learned (60200)
240(4)
9.3 Post-Implementation Review (60300)
244(3)
9.4 Winding Down Activities (60400)
247(2)
10 KEYS TO SUCCESS
249(4)
Glossary 253(8)
Appendix: Instructions for Using the Disk with the Files for Frameworks, Forms, and Microsoft Project TM 261(6)
Index 267

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