Intro To Project Management Flashcards

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Business Value

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Total value of the tangible and intangible elements of an organization. Consider liquid assets, real estate, equipment, reputation, brand recognition and trademarks

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Controlling PMO

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Defines project governance through management frameworks, templates, forms, activities, and communications. PMO control is considered moderate.

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Deliverable

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Thing that a project crates; projects generally create many deliverables as part of the project work.

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Directive PMO

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Entity that managed and controls all projects within an organization. PMO control is high.

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Iron Triangle

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Term used to describe the three constraints of every project: time, cost and scope. The dudes of the triangle must be kept in balance or the quality of the project will suffer.

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Management by Projects

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Organization that uses projects to love the company forward is using this approach, these project-centric entities could manage any level of their work as a project.

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Operations

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Ongoing work of the business; a generic term used to describe the activities am that support the core functions of a business entity.

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Organizational Project Management (OPM)

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Organizational approach to coordinate, manage, and control projects, programs and portfolio management in a uniform consistent effort.

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PMBOK Guide

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Abbreviated definition for PMI’s A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge.

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PMP

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PMP certified by PMI as a Project Management Professional.

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Portfolio

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Collection of projects and programs that have been selected by the organization based on factors such as risk, profitability, business value, business need, market demand and others.

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Programs

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Collection of projects working in unison to realize a common goal that could not be achieved by managing each project independently of others.

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Progressive Elaboration

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Process of starting with large ideas and through incremental analysis, actions and planning, making the idea more and more specific. Start with s broad scope snd work toward a specific detailed plan.

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Project

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An undertaking outside the normal operations to create a unique product, service, condition, or result. Projects are temporary, while operations are ongoing.

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Project communication management

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1/10 PM knowledge areas. Planning and management of communication amount stakeholders.

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Project Cost Management

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2/10 PM knowledge areas; estimating, budgeting, and controlling of expenses

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Project Human Resource Management

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3/10 PM knowledge areas; completed by people and PM oversees management of HR on the team.

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Project Integration Management

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4/10 PM knowledge areas; coordinates activists and completeness of all other 9 areas.

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Project Management

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Management of projects within an organization.

Initiation
Planning
Executing
Monitoring and Controlling
Closing
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Project Management Office (PMO)

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Organized and managed control over all projects within an organization and coordinate all aspects, methodology, and nomenclature for project processes, templates, software, and resource assignment.

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Project Manager

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Individual who manages project activities for an organization

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Project Portfolio Managemt

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Management process to select the project that should be invested in. Specifically process based on need, profitability can and affordability of proposed projects.

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Project Procurement Management

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6/10 PM knowledge areas; oversees purchasing and contract admin

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Project Quality Management

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7/10 PM knowledge areas; defines quality assurance, control and policy for project.

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Project Risk Management

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8/10 PM knowledge areas; risk identification, analysis, responses, and control.

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Project Scope Management

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9/10 PM knowledge areas; defines requirements, scope creation , and control

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Project Time Management

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10/10 PM knowledge areas; time estimating, scheduling, and control of activities.

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Sub projects

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Exist under parent project, but follows own schedule to completion. May be outsourced, assigned to other project managers, or managed by parent PM but with different team.

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Supportive PMO

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Consulting role by offering advice, best practices, lessons learned, firms and software, and project info from similar projects. PMO control is low.

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Triple Constraints of Project Management

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Describes balance of time, cost, and scope for projects. Also ID’d as Iron Triangle.

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Work breakdown Structure

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Visual decomposition of project scope. Represents all deliverables the project promises to create.

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Application Areas

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Area of discipline that a project may center upon. Consider technology, law, sales, marketing, and construction