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Successful Project Management Justice, E-Government, & the Internet June 28, 2000 – Dallas, Texas Lawrence P. Webster Project: A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product or service. Project Management: The application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project objectives to meet stakeholder needs and expectations. Knowledge Areas:  Scope Management  Time Management  Cost Management  Quality Management  Human Resources Management  Communications Management  Risk Management  Procurement Management  Integration Management Disclaimers:  Substantive Differences  Size Differences  Components are Integrated  Over-simplified Examples Project Management Context:  Project Phases and Life Cycle  Stakeholders  Leadership Skills  General Management Skills  Communications Skills Project Phases and Life Cycle:  Divide Project into Phases  Better Management Control  Review Deliverables and Performance  Fast-tracking Example of Project Phases:  Conceptual Design  Detailed Design  Coding and Testing  Training and Documentation  Deployment Stakeholders:  Individuals and Organizations  Actively Involved in Project  Interests Affected by Project Leadership Skills:  Vision and Strategy  Establishing Direction  Aligning People  Communicating  Negotiating  Motivating and Inspiring  Influencing Organizations  Overcoming Barriers to Change General Management Skills:  Planning  Finance and Accounting  Personnel Administration  Technology  Organizational Development  Delegation  Team Building  Conflict Management  Solving Problems Communications Skills:  Writing  Listening  Speaking  Presenting  Media Relations  Meeting Management Scope Management:  Initiation  Scope Planning  Scope Definition  Scope Verification  Scope Change Control Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Product Description  Project Charter  Scope Statement  Work Breakdown Structure (Microsoft Project)  Formal Acceptance  Scope Management Plan Time Management:  Activity Definition (Microsoft Project)  Activity Sequencing (Microsoft Project)  Activity Duration Estimating  Schedule Development  Schedule Control Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Activity List  Network Diagram  Project Schedule  Schedule Management Plan Cost Management:  Resource Planning  Cost Estimating  Cost Budgeting  Cost Control Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Resource Requirements  Cost Estimate  Cost Baseline or Spending Plan (Microsoft Excel Documents)  Cost Management Plan Quality Management:  Quality Planning  Quality Assurance  Quality Control Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Quality Management Plan Human Resource Management  Organizational Planning  Staff Acquisition  Team Development Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Role Assignment Matrix (Microsoft Word)  Staffing Management Plan  Organizational Chart  Project Team Directory Communications Management:  Communications Planning  Information Distribution  Performance Reporting  Administrative Closure Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Communications  Project Management Plan Records  Performance Reports  Change Requests  Project Archives  Formal Acceptance  Lessons Learned Risk Management:  Risk Identification  Risk Quantification  Risk Response Development  Risk Response Control Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Risk Management Plan  Checklists  Contingency Plans  Reserves  Contractual Terms Procurement Management:  Procurement Planning  Solicitation Planning  Solicitation  Source Selection  Contract Administration  Contract Close-out Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Procurement Management Plan  Procurement Documents  Proposals  Contract  Contract File  Formal Acceptance and Closure Integration Management:  Project Plan Development  Project Plan Execution  Overall Change Control Key Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs:  Project Plan  Lessons Learned Management Processes:  Initiating Processes  Planning Processes  Executing Processes  Controlling Processes  Closing Processes Activity Sequencing Scope Planning Activity Definition Scope Definition Schedule Development Duration Estimating Cost Budgeting Resource Planning Cost Estimating Plan Development Quality Planning Risk Identification Communications Planning Risk Quantification Response Development Organizational Planning Staff Acquisition Procurement Planning Solicitation Planning For More Information:  Search Group, Incorporated   National Center for State Courts   www.iso.org Software Engineering Institute   www.pmi.org International Standards Organization   www.ncsc.dni.us Project Management Institute   www.search.org www.sei.cmu.edu Center for Technology in Government  www.ctg.albany.edu Successful Project Management Or How to Ruin the Lives of Others for Fun and Profit!