S08: Implementation Phase I: Detailed Planning Flashcards

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Work package(s)

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  • An individual work package contains essential steps involved in completion of the work package along with a deadline by which each of the steps must be completed in order for project management to stay on track.
  • A work package may in itself be thought of as a deliverable.
  • Completion of a work package is most often overseen by a specific person whether it is a manager, supervisor, team leader, or a designated team member.
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Work packages have:

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  • A type
  • An ID
  • A subject
  • An owner
  • A priority
  • Dates
  • Other
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Forward planning

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  • Planned end date Requirements to be determined Design options available;
  • Time acts as a friend;
  • Can feel as if never ending.
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Backward planning

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  • Fixed/ Pre-set end date;
  • Requirements known and set;
  • Time acts as an enemy;
  • Gives focus.
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6 steps in making the schedule:

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  1. Agree the final end date.
  2. Brainstorm the milestones.
  3. Review the list.
  4. Validate the areas of work.
  5. Check the logical links.
  6. Make the final plan/schedule.
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A good schedule should be:

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  • Understandable to everyone;
  • Provide quantity and quality information;
  • Focus on decisions;
  • Be in a logical order;
  • Be a one-page overview.
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