Project Management Fundamentals

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Project Management Fundamentals Project setup

Project Setup Project governance Project launch Risk management

Project Governance Accountability Authority Organizational commitment and accountability Project advocates Support network for project manager Authority Identify decision making authority of project manager Identify other decision makers Identify procedures to terminate project

Project Board/Project Sponsor Includes diverse stakeholders (project board) Ensures organizational commitment and accountability Provides support/advice for project manager Makes decisions beyond project manager’s tolerances Monitors ongoing viability of the project

Launching the Project: Project Charter Purpose and deliverables High-level project estimates: activities/schedule/budget Tolerances (tied to estimates) and change control Project risks Assumptions and constraints

Launching the Project: Communication Formally acknowledge the project launch Introduce stakeholders to project Ensure stakeholder understanding

Project Risk What could go wrong? Local conflict Scope creep Financial issues Staff shortages

Risk Management Risk identification Risk assessment Probability Impact Risk response planning: avoid/transfer/reduce/accept Risk monitoring and control

Risk Management Tools Red flag list Risk register For small projects Brainstorm to identify risks; review/update Risk register Identify risks Prioritize by probability/impact Identify risk response for priority risks