the roles, responsibilities and reporting relationships
organisational chart Staffing management plan
10.3 The process of forming a project team to acquire human resources. Inputs Tools and Techniques Outputs Roles and Responsibilities Organizational Chart of the Project Staffing Management Plan Environment and Organizational Factors Organizational Processes Assets Prior Assignment Negotiations Procurement Virtual Teams Project Staffing Allocation Resource Calendar Staffing Management Plan (updated) Resource Availability Virtual teams can be defined as a group of people who share a common goal but have little time or expertise to
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10.2 Human resource planning
for a project.
The roles for a project may be individual or team-based. They either belong within or outside the organisation, or a combination of both. Human resource planning also creates a project staffing management plan. Input Tools and TechniquesOutput ActivitiesResource EstimatesEnvironmental and Organisational FactorsProject Management PlanOrganisational Chart and Job DescriptionsHuman Resource Template
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The PMO has a wide range of tasks
9.5 The role of quality leadership in improving IT projects
Chapter 10 Project Human Resource Management 10.1 Definition and Description of Project Human Resource Management Project human resource management is the process of effectively fulfilling the role of every person involved in a project. Human resource management includes all the processes required to organise and manage a project team. The main processes of project HRM include: organising planning, identifying roles, responsibilities and reporting relationships within the project
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27. The analogous method i
ar. Parametric modelling top-down decision tree bottom-up
28.Earned value is. Completed Work Budget Cost Planned Work Budget Cost Completed Work Actual Cost Cost Performance Index 29. There is another planning process completed by the project management team prepared in the development of the project management plan before the implementation of the 3 process work of project cost management begins and is. Activity Cost Estimation Cost Management Plan Project Funding Requirements Cost Budget Plan
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10.5 Managing Project Teams When managing a project
The project management team tracks individual and team performance, provides feedback and coordinates changes as a means of improving project performance and keeping the project on schedule. The project management team must pay attention to team behaviour, manage conflict, resolve problems and evaluate the performance of team members. InputsTools and TechniquesOutputsProject Staff AssignmentRoles and ResponsibilitiesOrganisational Chart for the ProjectStaffing Management Plan
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If (WP) budgeted cost of work completed = 350.
(WP) actual cost of work completed = 400 and (WS) budgeted cost of planned work = 325, what is the (SPI) schedule performance indicator. 0.8130.8751.0771.14324. The total estimated cost of the project is $20,000 and the allowable range is $0000-$250,000, which category of cost estimate does this fall into. Informal order of magnitude defined budget
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Developing plans and
specifications that meet the project manager's expectations
2. All of the following statements about project management are true Uncertain events or conditions can pose a project risk even if they do not affect any one of the "triple constraints" If one of the "triple constraints" changes, at least one of the other factors The project manager is the individual responsible for achieving the project objectives
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Requirements changes are approved
in writing and changes to project plans such as schedule and cost are made
Regularly assess the impact of requirements changes on project performance Requirements version control Requirements version control: ensure that everyone gets the latest version and record the historical version of requirements Requirements tracking 1. managing a project involves the following, in addition to (). a. identifying requirements b. defining clear and achievable objectives c. weighing quality, scope, time and cost requirements
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