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PM Fitness 1PM Fitness 2 Budget Time Plan Delivery Change
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Budget is the blood and the water. Alarm clock is the gym instructor who prompt you to keep working Plan is a blue print on the fitness level you are going to achieve. It covers what, how and when and who.
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What: risk factors, deliverables, cost, issues, scope How: risk mitigation strategies, delivery strategies, cost control strategies, issue resolution strategies, scope control When: timing strategies, task prioritization Who: who to do what.
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Lean Plan = value centric plan with minimum level of waste and maximum level of business value. Lean Plan = Clear on the “what”, smart on the “how”, strategic on the “when” and wise on the “who”.
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Delivery: target: on time, on budget and on fitness goal Change: readiness for change, readiness for less change, change strategies, tools and value review.
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Lean delivery is always on time, on budget with high quality deliverables within scope. Lean change emphasize readiness for change, for value added change, and for efficient change.
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Project Life Cycle Management (PLM) project can be massive in scope and cost without careful value assessment based on company fitness level. Lean PLM project management emphasize on: ◦ Small scope each time ◦ Agile and iterative approach ◦ Risk identification and mitigation strategy in place ◦ Essential sets of product data, collaboration routines and reports.
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Ms. Linli Cao BM Technology Inc. service@bmtechnology.net www.bmtechnology.net 9052673402 service@bmtechnology.net www.bmtechnology.net
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