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2. 2 esckþIepþIm IT/Skill/JobAverage annual Salary 1SQL Database Analyst80,664$ 2Oracle Database Analyst87,144$ 3Visual Basic Programming76,903$ 4E-Commerce89,163$ 5Windows NT/2000 Expert80,639$ 6Java Developer86,881$ 7Project Manager95,719$ 8Network Engineering82,906$ www.globalknowledge.com

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5. 5 GVIEdlehAfakarRKb;RKg? karRKb;RKgCasil,³rbs;Gñk dwknaMkñúgkarnaMykGgÁ PaBeTA dl;eKaledA. karRKb;RKgBak;Bn§½eTA nwg Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling, and Motivation.

6. 6 Project Management? KWCakarGnuvtþnUv cMeNHdwg CMnaj Tools nig Technique eTAelIskmµPaBrbs;KMera g edIm,IsMerceGay)antMrUv kar rbs;KMerag. PM is the application of knowledge, skill, tools and techniques to project activities in order to meet project requirements.

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11. 11 Project Management Framework

12. 12 Project Stakeholder Project Sponsor and Project Team Support Staff Customers Users Suppliers Opponents to the project Government

13. 13 9 Project Management Knowledge Areas 4 Core Functions Scope Time Cost Quality 4 Facilitating Functions Human Resources Mgt Communication Mgt Risk Mgt Procurement Mgt 1 Integrated knowledge Technology and Techniques

14. 14 RbvtþiénkarRKb;RKgKMera g Birth of modern PM: Manhattan Project (the bomb) 1970’s: military, defense, construction industry were using PM software 1990’s: large shift to PM-based models 1985: TQM 1990-93: Re-engineering, self-directed teams 1996-99: Risk mgmt, project offices 2000: M&A, global projects

15. 15 kmµviFIEdleRbIkñúgkarRKb;RKg KMerag PM Tools: Software Low-end Basic features, tasks management, charting MS Excel, Milestones Simplicity Mid-market Handle larger projects, multiple projects, analysis tools MS Project (approx. 50% of market) High-end Very large projects, specialized needs, enterprise AMS Realtime

16. 16 Project Management Skills Leadership Communications Problem Solving Negotiating Influencing the Organization Mentoring Process and technical expertise

17. 17 Project Manager Positions Project Administrator / Coordinator Assistant Project Manager Project Manager / Program Manager Executive Program Manager V.P. Program Development

18. 18 Software Project Management

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