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Segment
Two
Project Management Lifecycle
Segment
Three Project Organization & Key Roles
• Definition:
• “A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to
create a unique product, service or result.”
• Individual Project:
• A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique
product, service or result
• Program:
– A collection of projects, sub-programs or other work
that are managed in a coordinated fashion in support
of a portfolio
• Portfolio:
– A collection of projects, programs, sub-portfolios and
operations managed as a group to achieve strategic
benefits
• Definition:
• “The application of knowledge, skills, tools and
techniques to project activities in order to meet
the defined project requirements.”
- OR -
• Scope
• Quality
• Schedule
• Budget
• Resources Changing any one factor will also change at
least one other factor…
• Risks/Issues
For example, shortening the Schedule will
likely increase cost or reduce scope/quality
Starting the Project Organizing and Preparing Carrying Out The Work Closing the Project
• Definition:
• “The Project Manager is the person assigned by
the performing organization to lead the team that
is responsible for achieving the project objectives.”
• Project Stakeholders
• Individuals, groups or organizations who may affect, be affected by, or
perceive itself to be affected by a decision, activity or outcome of a
project
• Stakeholders can take an active or passive role in guiding or
influencing the scope and outcome of the project effort
• Examples of “Stakeholders”:
• Project Team Resources (including leadership)
• Project Sponsor
• Customers/Users (internal and/or external)
• Business Partners
• Organizational Groups
• Functional Managers
• Government Regulators
• Consultants
• Project Teams
• The Project Team typically includes the project manager and the group
of individuals who act together in performing the work of the project
to achieve its objectives
• Traditional Project Team Roles:
• Project Management Staff
• Project Manager, Project Coordinator, PMO Staff, etc.
• Project Staff
• Tactical resources who identify and execute upon the tasks to be completed
• Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)
• Finance, Legal, HR, etc.
• Business Partners
• Line of business managers or individual contributors
• Project team members can either be “dedicated” or “shared” to
the Project
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Project Control
• Project Authority
• The oversight function aligned with the organization’s governance
model and the project life cycle and/or process methodology
• This framework provides the Project Team:
• Success and deliverable acceptance criteria
• Issue management and escalation protocols
• Communications management protocols
• Project decision-making processes
• Alignment of projects with corresponding programs or portfolios
• Stage-gate or phased review process management
• Change management review and approval protocols
• Internal stakeholder alignment
• Definition:
• “A management structure that standardizes the
project-related governance processes and
facilitates the sharing of resources,
methodologies, tools and techniques”
Question 1:
• How are projects
traditionally organized?
Question 1: Answer:
• How are projects • Individual Projects
traditionally organized? • Programs
• Portfolios
Question 2:
• What are the three (3)
common project
organizational
structures?
Question 2: Answer:
• What are the three (3) • Functional
common project • Projectized
organizational • Matrix
structures?
Question 3:
• Project team members
can either be ______ or
__________ to the
project?
Question 3: Answer:
• Project team members • Project team members
can either be ______ or can either be DEDICATED
__________ to the or SHARED to the
project? project?
Question 4:
• True or False? Projects end in
only one of two ways:
1. The project’s objectives
have been reached
2. The project is terminated
because its objectives will
not or cannot be met, or
when the need for the
project no longer exists.
Question 4: Answer:
• True or False? Projects end in • TRUE
only one of two ways:
1. The project’s objectives
have been reached
2. The project is terminated
because its objectives will
not or cannot be met, or
when the need for the
project no longer exists.
Question 5:
• The primary function of
a PMO is to support
_______________?
Question 5: Answer:
• The primary function of • Project Managers
a PMO is to support
_______________?