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1 Project Management C13PM Session 5 Introducing Breakdown Structures Russell Taylor Business Department Staff Workroom E-mail: [email protected]

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Page 1: 1 Project Management C13PM Session 5 Introducing Breakdown Structures Russell Taylor Business Department Staff Workroom E-mail: rtayl@borderscollege.ac.uk

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Project Management C13PM

Session 5

Introducing Breakdown Structures

Russell TaylorBusiness Department

Staff WorkroomE-mail: [email protected]

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Session 3

• Breakdown Structures

• Organisational Breakdown Structures– Functional– Project– Matrix

• Work Breakdown Structures• Cost Breakdown Structures

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Business Department 3

Project stakeholders

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Project Organisation

• Understand participating organisation– Project team – Key stakeholders – External organisations

• Participation mix– Internal, External or Internal & External

• Levels of authority• Communication channels • Contractual links • Define the project boundary

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Organisation Breakdown Structure (OBS)

• 3 types – Functional– Product / Project– Matrix

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Functional OBS

Chairman

Operations Director

FinancialDirector

MarketingDirector

SalesDirector

DevelopmentManager

Administration Manager

MarketingManager

SalesManager

Materials Manager

ProductionManager

TeamLeader

TeamLeader

Operative Operative Operative

Project Champion

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Functional OBS

• Advantages– Efficient use of collective experience & facilities– Institutional framework for planning & control– All activities receive benefit from most

advanced technology– Allocate resources in future anticipation of

business– Effective use of common elements– Career continuity & growth for personal

development– Well suited for mass production of items

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Functional OBS

• Disadvantages– No central project authority– Little or no project planning & reporting– Weak interface with customer– Poor horizontal communications across

functions– Difficult to integrate multidisciplinary tasks – Tendency of decision to favour strongest

functional group

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Product/Project Structure

Director

Manager Product A

ManagerProduct B

Manager Product C

MarketingManager

DevelopmentManager

MaterialsManager

MarketingManager

DevelopmentManager

MaterialsManager

MarketingManager

DevelopmentManager

Materials Manager

Operator

Operator

Operator

Operator

Operator

Operator

Operator

Operator

Operator

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Product/Project OBS

• Advantages– Strong control by single project authority– Rapid reaction time– Encourages performance, schedule and cost

tradeoffs– Personal loyalty to a single project– Interfaces well with outside units– Good interface with customer

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Product/Project OBS

• Disadvantages– Inefficient use of resources– Does not develop technology with eye on the

future– Does not prepare for future business– Less opportunity for technical interchange

among projects– Minimal career continuity for project personnel– Difficulty in balancing workloads as projects

phase in & out

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Matrix / Project OBS

Director

Operational Manager

Project Manager A

Financial Manager

Marketing Manager

Project Manager B

Project Manager C

Projects Director

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Matrix Project OBS

• Advantages – Combines strengths of functional and project-

oriented organisation – Good interface with outside contacts– Effective multidisciplinary task integration– Effective use of production resources– Effective project control– Career continuity and professional growth– Perpetuates technology

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Matrix Project OBS

• Disadvantages – Profit-and-loss accountability difficult – Dual accountability of personnel– Conflicts between project & functional

managers

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Matrix / Project OBS

Director

Operational Manager

Project Manager A

Financial Manager

Marketing Manager

Project Manager B

Project Manager C

Projects Director

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• Weak– project managers

have little or no executive authority

– cannot make decisions concerning functional resources

– are largely dependent on the goodwill and co-operation of the functional managers to achieve success

• Strong– traditional boundaries

have diminished importance

– the dominant focus is the business processes and the customer

– projects deliver end products and services to customers and so are given priority over functional managers

Two Possible Matrix Outcomes

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Development Planning

• Generate Activities – Work Breakdown Structures

• Define Resources• Determine Responsibilities

– Responsibility Assignment

• Developing Project Budget

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Work Breakdown Structure - 1

• A WBS identifies the total scope of the project broken down into manageable work packages and tasks– Project Chunking

• Impossible to manage the “whole”– Groups those tasks into a logical hierarchy.

• Often shown in two different forms:– Chart form

– Tabular form

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Work Breakdown Structure - 2

• Progress of each activity can be monitored and charted– Can be used to curb any unrealistic expectation

that the sponsor may have

– Can also be used for cost accounting

– Allows for development of project schedules

• First stage in identification of activities, schedules & budgets

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WBS Party

Party

Venue Entertainment Refreshments

Decoration Live DJ Food DrinkFurniture

Hot Cold

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Work Breakdown Structure

Level 1 House Refurbishment

2.0 Services1.0 Management 3.0 Decorating 4.0 Fixtures

Level 2

1.1 Planning

1.2 Costing

1.3 Specify

2.1 Electrical

2.2 Plumbing

3.1 Floors

3.2 Walls

4.1 Kitchen

4.2 Bathroom

Level 3

1.1.1 Programme

1.1.2 Resource

1.2.1 Budget

1.3.1 Specification

2.1.1 New wire

2.1.2 Re wire

2.2.1 Water

2.2.1 Gas

3.1.1 Carpets

3.1.2 Laminate

3.2.1 Paper

3.2.2 Paint

3.1.1 Appliances

3.1.2 Units

3.2.1 Suite

3.2.2 FixturesLevel 4

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WBS CODE

• Generates a logical directory order1.1 Main Activity

1.1.2 Sub activity1.1.2.1 Sub-sub Activity

1.1.3 Sub activity1.1.3.1 Sub-sub Activity1.1.3.2 Sub-sub Activity

• Creates Project plan index page • Provides template for cost spreadsheet• Provides template fore resource assignment• Provides template for specification

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KeyX-eXecutes the workD-takes Decision solelyd-takes decision jointlyP-manages ProgressT-provides Tuition on the jobC-must be ConsultedI-must be InformedA-available to AdviseIssue/Date:Approved by:

Code

Activity/Task NameDevelop milestone plan PXXIDDCreate high level networkPX XDevelop new activity schedulesDPXXIUpdate network PCCXIssue work-to lists IXDo work PPXXReturn turn-around documentsIPXIActivity review meeting IPXXIdentify variances (activities)DPPXXPlan recovery PIXXIIssue activity progress reportsPXXReview progress against milestonesPX XIMilestone progress meetingPX XXIdentify variances (milestones)PX XDXPlan recovery PXXXDIssue milestone progress reportPX XCIApprove progress D

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Responsibility Chart (

Responsibility Assignment Matrix)

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Integrating OBS & WBS

Software Development

1.0 Programming 2.0 Technical Data 3.0 Packaging

1.1 Activity 3.1 Activity1.2 Activity

1.1.2 Activity 1.1.3 Activity

YK2 Plc

Design Team

Technical writers

Marketing

Control Account

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Cost Breakdown Structures

Software Development

1.0 Programming 2.0 Technical Data 3.0 Packaging

1.1 Activity 3.1 Activity1.2 Activity

1.1.2 Activity 1.1.3 Activity

Labour

Total Cost

Material Equipment

YK2 Plc

Design Team

Technical writers

Marketing

Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS)

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Work breakdown structure

1.1.1 New pipes

1.1.2 Boiler

1.1 Radiators1 week£3000

1.2.1 Replace pipes

1.2.2 Water tank

1.2 Kitchen1 week£2000

1.0 Plumbing& Heating2 weeks£5,000

2.1.1 Sockets

2.1.2 Lighting

2.1 Rewire2 days£1000

2.2.1 Garage

2.2.2 New sockets

2.2.3 Uplighter

2.2 New wire3 days£500

2.0 Electrical1 week£1,500

3.1.1 Bedroom 1

3.1.2 Bedroom 2

3.1.3 Living room

3.1.4 Hall

3.1 Carpet2 days£2000

3.2.1 Bathroom

3.2.2 Kitchen

3.2 Tiles3 days£1000

3.0 Flooring1 week£3000

4.1.2 Hob & oven

4.1.3 Worktop

4.1.4 Units

4.1 Kitchen2 days£5000

4.2.1 Bath

4.2.2 Shower

4.2.3 WC

4.2.4 WHB

4.2 Bathroom3 days£2000

4.0 Fixtures1 week£7000

5.1.1 Living

5.1.2 Bedroom 1

5.1.3 Bedroom 2

5.1.4 Bathroom

5.1.5 Kitchen

5.1.6 Hall

5.1 Rooms2 weeks

£600

5.0 Decoration2 weeks

£600

HOUSE REFURBISHMENT7 weeks£18,000

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Integrating the OBS & WBS

WBS Code Cost Sub-total Total Resource

2.0 SERVICES

2.1 Electrical Electrician

2.1.2 New Wire

2.1.2.1 Lounge £500.00

2.2.2.2 Garage £500.00

£1000.000

2.1.2 Re-wire

2.1.2.1 Kitchen £600.00

2.1.2.2 Bedroom £300.00

£900.00

£1900.00

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Take a break