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Putting the Project Pieces Together

Planning Training

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Agenda Items

Introduction Planning Process Planning Steps Templates/Tools & Techniques Evaluation

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Training Goals

Understand: what planning is/is not where and when to start to adapt or tailor planning shortening the planning time what the project plan represents process and supporting materials

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Project Manager

(marionette)

vs.

Project Approach

Project Management Approach

(participatory)

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What it is and is not

Initiate Plan Execute Control Close

Devising and maintaining a workable scheme to accomplish the business need that the project was undertaken to address.

It is the work plan, not the work.

It is a definition of needed work and resources

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Where Planning Fits

Start FinishTime

Initiate

Execute

Close

Control

Lev

el o

f A

ctiv

ity

Plan

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Planning Process Overview

Planning

Core Work Plans

Facilitating ControlPlans

Integrated Project Plan

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Planning Objectives

Agreements on: Scope Objectives Work activities Estimates Resources required Roles & responsibilities How to change & update the plan

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Importance / Lessons

Straying from original goals, Inadequate resourcing Repetitive meetings - on what needs done Frustration - poorly defined, communicated, and

coordinated work activities Issues not understood or related Decisions repetitively re-opened or re-addressed

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Input to Planning

Product Description Project Charter Historical Information Organizational Policies Constraints Assumptions

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Output From Planning

Project Plan Updated Project Charter Supporting Detail

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Process FlexibilityOn most projects:

planning steps are the same the time spent and outcomes are flexible

Complex Project Simple Project

High Formality

Loose Formality

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Formality is based on Complexities

TC = 3

BC = 5

Result - Potential High Complexity

(TC

)

(BC)

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Planning diagram, Integrated Project Plan template.

5.Define and Sequence

Activities(WBS)

6.Estimate Activity

Durations & DetermineResource Needs

(WBS)

4.Develop Project Scope

(Scope Statement)

9.Develop Schedule

(Schedule)

13.Build budget and

spending plan(Cost Mgmt Plan)

7.Determine how Quality

will be Managed(Quality Mgmt Plan)

8.Determine how to meetcommunication needs(Communication Plan)

11.Organize and Aquire

Staff(Organization Plan)

12.Determine what toProcure and when

(Procurement Plan &SOWs)

4.Determine howchanges will be

managed(Change Mgmt Plan)

10.Estimate Resource

Costs

15.Integrated the Plans(Integrated Project

Plan)

14.Identify Risk & CreateRisk Response Plan

(Risk Mgmt Plan)

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4. Develop Project Scope

All the work, and only the work required Scope Statement - agreement of what is and is not

Includes: primary objectives (products/deliverables) major deliverable milestones assumptions constraints completion criteria

Work

Some may be cutand pasted from theproduct description

or charter.

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4. Change Management

Management of changes to the primary objectives and major deliverables milestones.

1. Change acceptance/expectations2. How changes will be evaluated3. How change will be managed

The plan should include agreements of:

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5. Define and Sequence Activities

Develop a Work Breakdown Structure(WBS)Example - WBS/How?

Project

DesignRqmts Build DeliverManage

PlanExecuteControlClose••

AssessDetermineAnalyzePropose••

EngineerSpecify•••

Construct

TestValidateIntegrate

•••

InstallTrain•••

define work activities to manage, create and deliver the solution

Determine Dependencies (Sequencing)determine the order of work activities or

dependenciesReviewScope

Assess CurrentSystem

Analyze NewRequirements

Determine &Review GAPS

AdjustRequirements

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Examples WBS’sExample - WBS/How?

Project

DesignRqmts Build DeliverManage

PlanExecuteControlClose••

AssessDetermineAnalyzePropose••

EngineerSpecify•••

Construct

TestValidateIntegrate

•••

InstallTrain•••

Hierarchy Diagram Format1 MANAGEMENT

1.1 Initiate1.2 Plan1.3 Execute1.4 Control1.5 Close

2 REQUIREMENTS

2.1 Assess2.2 Determine2.3 Analyze2.4 Propose2.5 …..

3 DESIGN

3.1 Engineer3.2 Specify3.3 ….3.4 …..

4 BUILD4.1 Construct4.2 Test4.3 Validate4.4 Integrate

5 DELIVER

5.1 Install5.2 Train5.3 …..5.4 …..

Tab le of C

ont en ts Fo rm

at

1. Write First draft of policy.2. Review with team/manager.3. Make changes as needed.4. File notice w/Secretary of the State

(SOS) 45 days before effective date.5. Formally review policy analysts and

advocates.6. Make changes as needed.7. Update program manuals and forms

to reflect changes.8. Submitted to the SOS by 5:00pm the

day before it is to be effective.

List Form

at

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Examples of Sequencing

ReviewScope

Assess CurrentSystem

Analyze NewRequirements

Determine &Review GAPS

AdjustRequirements

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6. Estimate Duration Determine Resource Needs

Obtain initial estimate of likely duration for tasks

does not take into account the number of people expected to perform the task.

For each task - determine skills and resources

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7. Determine How Quality will be Managed

How will quality assurance and control be conducted?

•Identify Quality Standards

•Quality Assurance

•Quality ControlQuality Plan

How?

What?

Check

Sometimes performed by a 3rd Party

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8. Determine How to Meet Communication Needs

The plan should determine:•who needs what information •when will they need it •how will it be given to them •by whom

See PMO StandardDirectory Setup

And determine how to:•store, update, and disseminate information •close, file and archive information•update the comm. plan

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9. Develop Schedule

May

Jun Jul AugSepOct Nov

determining start and finish dates for tasks and assigning resources

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Define - then schedule

DefineScope

DefineWBS

DefineResources

Define Deliverables

Define Dependents

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Task Name

InitiateProduct Description & Benefits CharterProject Proposal Approved

PlanScope StatementWork PlanContract/Procurement PlanQA PlanRisk PlanProject Plans Approved

ExecuteRequirementsAnalysisDesignCodingTestingMaintenance

ControlsStatus ReportingChange ManagementCommunication Mgmt

ClosingEvaluationMaintenance Turn-over

9/18

9/27

9/10 9/17 9/24 10/1 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/5 11/12 11/19 11/26 12/3 12/10 12/17 12/24 12/31r October November December Janua

Terminology -This is a schedule or Gantt chart,

not a WBS, not the project plan

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10. Estimate Resource CostsDevelop cost estimates for:

internal & external labor (hrs,rates) materials supplies contracts special costs

refined during the course of the project ,

definitive just priorto construction

Estimate

ROM + or - 50%

Intermediate + or - 30%

Definitive + or - 20%

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11. Organize and Acquire Staff

K risten D uusO IS O versigh t

M aureen C asterlineB usiness S ponsor

D ebra H errliP ro ject M anager

(100% )

Bryan N ealySystem

Architecture TeamLead (50% )

Pete H aleApplica tion

D eve lopm ent TeamLead (100% )

3 C ontractD eve lopers

4 BusinessAnalysts

T ina SeshadriTechnica l

R esource(asneeded)

P olicy and P racticeTeam (S teering

C om m ittee)

1 C ontract System sIn tegra tion/D atabaseD eve loper

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12. Determine What to Procure and When

Procurement planning determines:whether, what, and how much,how and when, how to manage solicitations, selection, contract administration, and closeout

Procurement documents:SOW - Statement of WorkRFP - Request for ProposalEvaluation Criteria

Actual solicitation is part of execution

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13. Build Budget and Spending Plan

Budgeting involves assigning the cost estimates to all the tasks creating a cost baseline.

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14. Identify Risk & Create Risk Response Plan

Risk planning involves:identifying risks w/high effect and impactplanning for risk mitigation or contingency

Common sources of risk:Changes in requirementsDesign errors and omissionsRoles and responsibilities misunderstoodPoor estimates or unsupported estimatesInsufficiently skilled staffImpossible timeframes

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15. Integrate the Plans

Previous steps are reiterated to create a coherent plan.

for example:•initial draft - reflects generic skills and duration •final plan - reflects specific resources and dates

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Hardcopy BindersPMO Project

Management Guide

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Please take some time for Class Evaluation!