INFORSY-LEC3A (QUIZ 1) Flashcards

1
Q

A ___________ has the following
characteristics:
* addresses business problems or
opportunities;
* requires approval to proceed;
* is restricted by boundaries; and
* proceeds through distinct stages

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project

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_________ are the general long-term goals of an organization. They are mainly expressed through vague and unquantifiable statements. Aims serve to give a purpose to the general statements and vision statements.

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Objectives

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_________ are plans or schemes to achieve the long term objectives of the business. It is used for trying to achieve strategic objectives.

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Strategies

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________ are short-term ways that organizations use to achieve their aims and objectives, they are used to achieve the tactical objectives.

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Tactics

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Temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product or service

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Projects

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The application of knowledge, skills and
techniques to execute projects effectively and efficiently.

A strategic competency for organizations,
enabling them to tie project results to business goals — and thus, better compete in their markets.

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Project Management

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A means of communication between project participants.

A mechanism for identifying and resolving
project related risks and issues.

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Project Management

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A document that brings together the key project data required to launch a new
project in an effective manner, and to measure the risks and benefits associated with the project.

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Project Charter

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  • A document that formally recognizes the existence of a project and provides direction on the project’s objectives and
    management
  • It documents the reasons for undertaking the project.
  • Outlines the objectives and the constraints faced by the project.
  • Provides solutions to the problem in hand.
  • Identifies the main stakeholders of the project
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Project Charter

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10
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Define a good acronym that represents the project or organization

The BITUIN (Banner Initiative to Transform, Unify, Integrate and Navigate) Project Data Harmonization Initiative (DHI) Team will be spearheading a series of data migration-related activities into the new ERP System.

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Project Name

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Describes the value and need for a project. It should clearly articulate the benefits that will result from successful completion of the project.

  • Why is this project worth doing?
  • Why is it important to do now?
  • What are the consequences of not doing this project?
  • How does it fit with business initiatives and targets?

If the project fails, what will happen to the organization?

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Project Background

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Discuss the Business Case

The justification to carry out the project
Describes the value and need for a project
* problem statement, financial savings, outcome

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Project Background

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A good problem statement must describe, not only what the problem (in the process, product or service) is, but provide some context of how it impacts the business and its customers.

Some initial data collection may be required to estimate the magnitude of the problem.

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Problem Statement

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____________ refers to all the work involved in creating the products of the project and the processes used to create them. Define and control what is or is not included in a project

  • Boundaries can be the start and end points of a process
  • In-scope and Out-scope
    • Range of products under review
    • Geographical locations involved
    • Type of system changes permissible
    • Activities that will be performed
  • Timeline: Start and end date of the project
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Project Scope

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______________ is a product produced as part of a project, such as information system, tangible product, planning documents, or service

________ are accomplishments, results, milestones or key events of a project.

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Project Deliverable

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____________ are mainly for the purpose of communication and commitment to the stakeholders on timely delivery of the project.
* Major checkpoints of the project and have planned dates of
completion in a project plan.
* Measure the project progress and intermediary milestones indicate
whether a project is on track to finish as planned.

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Project Milestone

17
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RACI Meaning

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o Responsible (R): The “Responsible” role is assigned to the person or
role primarily responsible for performing a specific task or activity.
o Accountable (A): The “Accountable” role is assigned to the person who
has ultimate accountability and decision-making authority for a specific
task or deliverable.
o Consulted (C): The “Consulted” role refers to individuals or roles that
provide input, expertise, or advice related to a task or deliverable.
o Informed (I): The “Informed” role refers to individuals or roles who
need to be kept informed about the progress, decisions, or outcomes
of a task or deliverable.