Module 2 Pre Project and Business Case Flashcards

1
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Group of related activities critical for effective delivery of project outcomes

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8 Project Performance Domains

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2
Q

These provide guidance for effective project management

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12 Principles of Project Management

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3
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The person ultimately responsible for the outcome
of the project

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Project Manager

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4
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Generally accountable for development and maintenance of project business case

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Project Sponsor

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5
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Situations we want to avoid due to no business case

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  1. Unclear project scope
  2. Scope creep, resulting in numerous rework, cost overruns, and delays
  3. Inappropriate solutions (ex. Commercial off the shelf solutions instead of
    custom solution)
  4. Scrapping of the project due to
    a. Loss of sponsor and stakeholder support
    b. Costs exceeding benefits
    c. Business changes
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6
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SARIE

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Situation
Analyzation
Recommendation
Implementation
Evaluation

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7
Q

special cause-and-effect diagram that examine causes uncovered by fishbones and mind maps, then inter-relate them. Causes that create most effects are the ones to fix first.

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Interrelationship Diagrams

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8
Q

show most significant contributors to a problem (80/20 - 80% of problems are caused by 20% of factors)

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Pareto Diagrams

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9
Q

show trends and correlations between two sets of variables

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Scatter Diagrams

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10
Q

satisfy + suffice

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Satisficing

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11
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similar to work breakdown type of approach, to understand the major deliverables required

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Functional Decomposition

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12
Q

visual depiction of elements involved

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Scope diagrams

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13
Q

document scenarios from a business viewpoint of how a solution should behave

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User Stories

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14
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TELOS

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Technological Feasibility
Economic Feasibility
Legal Feasibility
Operational Feasibility
Schedule Feasibility

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15
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Also known as “Break-Even Point”

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Pay Back Period (PBP)

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16
Q

Average of all net benefits divided by initial costs

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Return on Investment (ROI)

17
Q

should be higher than the interest rate (ex.banks) when you borrow money or higher than RRR (Required Rate of Return)

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Internal Rate of Return

18
Q

Project’s future value - its value today (present value)

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Net Present Value (NPV)

19
Q

It authorizes both the project and the project manager

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Project Charter

20
Q

The PMBOK® Guide lists specific information that the charter should provide, either directly or by reference, including:

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  • Requirements
  • Business needs
  • Summary schedule
  • Assumptions and constraints
  • Business case, including return on investment
21
Q

Something we set as true to enable us to proceed with our project

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Assumptions

22
Q

If the consequences of an assumption
can be avoided, then it should be
considered and managed as a…

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Risk

23
Q

If an assumption uses words like
‘relies’ or depends’, then it should be
considered and managed as a
Dependency

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(where Risk = Dependency)

24
Q

… are forecasts about what may happen in the future

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Assumptions

25
Q

… are limits on freedom of choice

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Constraints

26
Q

…can have a negative impact on the project and are often not
under the control of a project manager

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Constraints

27
Q

Types of constraints

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  • Budget
  • Schedule
  • Resources
  • Third Party Suppliers
  • Dependencies
28
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

When a Project Manager makes an assumption, the PM expects that the
assumption will happen

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True

29
Q

What are “Issues waiting to happen” ?

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Risk

30
Q

An individual, group, or organization that may affect, be affected by, or perceive itself to be affected by a decision, activity, or outcome of a project, program, or portfolio.

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Stakeholder

31
Q

… includes implementing strategies and actions to promote productive involvement of stakeholders.

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Stakeholder Engagement

32
Q

What is a project document that includes information about project stakeholders including an assessment and classification of project stakeholders

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Stakeholder Register