... each other as equals, they share
equally in themanagement of the project, and thus they share equally the author-
ity, responsibility, and accountability for theproject s success. Obviously the
sharing ... legs to keep them standing. So does project management: one is the project
manager, one is the line manager, and one is theproject sponsor. If one of the legs
is lost or unusable, the stool will ... systems, the
role of the executive manager has changed along with project management. Early
in the implementation of project management, executives were actively involved
in the everyday project management...
... Management
6. Project Time Management
7. Project Cost Management
8. Project Quality Management
9. Project Human Resource Management
10. Project Communications Management
11. Project Risk Management
12. Project ... Quality Management
C. Time Management 6. Project Time Management
D. Cost Management 7. Project Cost Management
E. Risk Management 11. Project Risk Management
F. Human Resource Management 9. Project ... with the head of the manufacturing
department. The engineering department head then passes the answer back down
the hierarchy to the engineering project manager.
At the opposite end of the spectrum...
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... from theProjectManagement Jungle 5
What Creates theProjectManagement Jungle? 5
TACTILE Management Defined 9
Succeeding in theProjectManagement Jungle 14
PART II :The Foundation of TACTILE Management ... Training
Another factor feeding theprojectmanagement jungle is that man-
agers are not taught what it means to lead project teams so that the
WELCOME TOTHE PROJECTMANAGEMENT JUNGLE
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American Management ... onto the latest projectmanagement process
fad as they cast about f or a recipe for success. They adopt these
new projectmanagement techniques in record numbers, hoping
against hope that the...
...
meet or exceed the benefits received from doing the project. At this phase of
the project there is little known about the project.
Project Processes
In the Guide to theProjectManagement Body ... situation, the company overbid
the project. As a result, the company is going to overbudget the project. The
reason is that they don’t really know that they had overbid theproject in the
first ... stakeholders. This allows theproject manager to focus
the project team on the completion of the project.
The project manager and his or her team are able to focus on the goals
of theproject with relatively...
... all, theproject team will get theproject completed successfully in
spite of theproject manager.
According to the Guide to theProjectManagement Body of Knowledge,
communications management ... refer to theproject manager as the
one person responsible for everything in the project. If something goes wrong
with the project, it is theproject manager’s responsibility. Theproject man-
ager ... person
has done on the project, his or her successes and failures. When the employee
leaves the project, theproject manager makes another copy of these notes
and sends them to the person’s functional...
... control to theproject and reduce the problem of
known risks using budget that was set aside for the work of theproject and
causing a cost overrun in the project.
5. Answer: d
The expected ... d
The projectmanagement office is the place where theproject teams and the
project managers reside. It should not be confused with theproject office,
which is a support organization for the ... control to theproject and reduce the problem of
known risks using budget that was set aside for the work of theproject and
causing a cost overrun in the project.
33. Answer: c
The actual...
... condition
persists.
Management Metrics
These metrics should be the most easily quantifiable. The trick here
is getting your management to hav e an attitude of helping rather
than usingthe data for ... management, and then half the time they
don’t even hav e time to attend to them or don’t pay attention if
they are there. This is the last thing we need right now. All we do
is react to management s ... case, the customer is not the end user of the product or
service as, say, you are with y our wireless phone but rather the
person at the procuring entity’ s site who is responsible for the con-
tract...
... Section II: The Standard for ProjectManagement of a Project
Section II, The Standard for ProjectManagement of a Project, specifies all the
project management processes that are used by theproject ... study to decide whether it
should undertake the project. Theproject life cycle definition can help theproject
manager clarify whether to treat the feasibility study as the first project phase ... manage a project.
Chapter 3, ProjectManagement Processes for a Project, describes the five
required ProjectManagement Process Groups for any project and their constituent
project management...
... configuration can be complicated, the user will have to consult websites
and other documentation relevant to the software and the system being used. If in
the CLI, try usingthe ALT-F7 key combination ... close X Window and bring the user back in the CLI. From the CLI, shut the
computer off by usingthe shutdown command:
shutdown –h now
Or, as an alternative, reboot the computer:
shutdown ... on the “X” at the top of window to close the Theme Manager.
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