1. Tools and Techniques for Project Management Financial Analysis
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Tools and Techniques for Project Management Financial Analysis

2. Organizations Exist by Creating Value
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Organizations Exist by Creating Value

3. Project Process
There are several steps to complete to determine feasibility of a project before it even starts.
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Identify Current Gaps

4. Determine Requirements
Project Process
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5. Determine Requirements
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Identify Current Gaps
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6. Determine Requirements
Project Process
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Identify Current Gaps
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Determine ROI

7. Project Process
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Identify Current Gaps
Determine Requirements
Determine Budget
Determine ROI
Seek Stakeholder Sponsorship

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9. $ Financial Models Return On Investment (ROI)
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10. $ Financial Models Return On Investment (ROI) Breakeven Analysis (BA)
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11. $ Financial Models Return On Investment (ROI) Breakeven Analysis (BA)
Present Value (PV)
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12. $ Financial Models Return On Investment (ROI) Breakeven Analysis (BA)
Present Value (PV)
Net Present Value (NPV
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13. $ Financial Models Return On Investment (ROI) Breakeven Analysis (BA)
Present Value (PV)
Net Present Value (NPV
Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
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14. Present Value 1000 = 1000+10% (or $1100)
Value Today = Future Value + Rate of Return
1000 = % (or $1100)
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15. This is represented in the formula
Present Value
Value Today = Future Value + Rate of Return
1000 = % (or $1100)
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This is represented in the formula
PV = FV/(1+R) N

16. Net Present Value NPV measures investments today
and expected profits tomorrow
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17. This is represented in the formula
Net Present Value
NPV measures investments today
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This is represented in the formula
NPV = C x {(1 - (1 + R)-N) / R} − Initial Investment

18. This is represented in the formula
Net Present Value
NPV measures investments today
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NPV = C x {(1 - (1 + R)-N) / R} − Initial Investment
Interest Rate
Cash Flow
# of Periods
Interest Rate

19. Net Present Value NPV with Variable Rates of Return
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20. Net Present Value NPV with Variable Rates of Return
(C for Period 1 / (1 + R)1)
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21. Net Present Value NPV with Variable Rates of Return
(C for Period 1 / (1 + R)1)
+ (C for Period 2 / (1 + R)2)
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22. Net Present Value NPV with Variable Rates of Return
(C for Period 1 / (1 + R)1)
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... (C for Period x / (1 + R) x)
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23. Net Present Value NPV with Variable Rates of Return
(C for Period 1 / (1 + R)1)
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... (C for Period x / (1 + R) x)
− Initial Investment
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24. Net Present Value NPV with Variable Rates of Return
(C for Period 1 / (1 + R)1)
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... (C for Period x / (1 + R) x)
− Initial Investment
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25. Internal Rate of Return
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The higher the IRR
the Better

26. Return On Investment
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$20,000

27. Return On Investment $40,000 $20,000
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$20,000

28. 50% ROI Return On Investment $40,000 $20,000
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$20,000

29. ROI = Return On Investment
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ROI =

30. ROI = Return On Investment Gain from Investment - Cost of Investment
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ROI =
- Cost of Investment

31. ROI = Return On Investment Gain from Investment - Cost of Investment
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ROI =
- Cost of Investment
Cost of Investment

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33. Breakeven Analysis Will it pay for itself?
3 Things management needs to know:
Will it pay
for itself?
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34. Breakeven Analysis Will it pay for itself? How do we contain costs?
3 Things management needs to know:
Will it pay
for itself?
How do we
contain costs?
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35. Breakeven Analysis Will it pay for itself? How do we contain costs?
3 Things management needs to know:
Will it pay
for itself?
How do we
contain costs?
How long
will it take?
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36. Breakeven Analysis Initial $100,000 Cost
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37. Breakeven Analysis Initial Creates $5,000/mo. Profit $100,000 Cost
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38. 20 Months Breakeven Analysis Initial Creates $5,000/mo. Profit
$100,000
Cost
Creates $5,000/mo. Profit
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20 Months

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