Common Inputs, Tools and Techniques and Outputs Flashcards

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Things that impact the project
Influence the organization, the project and its outcome
It is essential to consider these internal and external factors while planning the project to determine their influence.
Can enhance or constrain project management options and may have negative or positive influences on the outcomes.

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Enterprise Environmental Factors (EEF)

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Information, policies, procedures, documents or knowledge bases to help achieve objectives.

Kept in some central repository so that they can be used whenever required.

These elements affect several aspects of the project

Project team members update and add to them throughout the project

Ex.:
Template
Software tool
Historical information
Project closure guidelines
Risk control procedure
Issue and defect management
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Organizational Process Assets (OPA)

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??? ??? are additional ??? that are created and used throughout the 49 processes that are not part of the project management plan.

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Project documents

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Defines how the project is executed, monitored, controlled and closed.

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Project management plan

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One of the most common tools in the planning process
Includes hiring an ??? to help you to plan a process or conduct a process.
People with knowledge or training in a particular process, industry or technology

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Expert judgement

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The best ??? are the people doing the work.

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Experts

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Methods for this process include:
Brainstorming
Interviews
Focus groups
Checklist
Questionnaires and surveys
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Data gathering

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8
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The methods of this process include:
Alternative ??? 
Root cause ???
VAriance ???
Trend ???
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Data Analysis

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9
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Illustrate different ways that a data could be show to stakeholders
Methods generally include the use of charts, matrixes and different types of diagrams
Examples
Flowcharts
Fishbone diagrams
Histograms

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Data Representation

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Methods of this process include:
Voting
Multicriteria ??? analysis
Autocratic ??? making

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Decision making

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All project managers need to have good AAA interpersnal and BBB skills in order to manage different stakeholders that will be on the project.

Methods include:
Active listening
Conflict management
Facilitation
Meeting management
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AAA: interpersonal
BBB: team

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The art of managing a group. This can include bringing the group together, generating ideas, solving problems and dissipating the team.

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Facilitation

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Generally includes having an agenda, inviting the right stakeholders, setting a time limit and following up with meeting minutes and action items.

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Meeting management

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Automated system that is used to help the project manager optimize the schedule or keep track of all the documents and the deliverables.
Usually a computer ???
Includes all the tools needed for project management.
Includes the work authorization system and the configuration management system

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Project Management Information System (PMIS)

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15
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Proposal to modify a document, deliverable or baseline.
Can include a request to add or remove work from the scope, finish the project faster or complete the project more cheaply

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Change request

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16
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Raw data
Status of the work that was done but does not have any analysis applied to it.
Not useful by itself
Usually outputs of executing processes

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Work performance data

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Information of the work that was performed compard to the plan
It gives you actual status about deliverables
Usually the output of most monitoring and controlling processes

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Work performance information

18
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Status report of the actual project

Take work performance information and puts it together into one comprehensive document

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Work performance report

19
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Enterprise encironmental factors (EEF)
Organization process assets (OPA)
Project documents
Project management plan

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Inputs

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Expert judgment
Data gathering
Data analysis
Decision making
Data representation
Interpersonal and team skills
Meeting
Project management information system
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Tools and techniques

21
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Change request
Work performance data
Work performance information
Work performance reports
Updates
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Output