1. Introduction

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1. Project Management

1.1. Application of knowledge, skills tools and techniques to project activities to meet project requirements

1.2. Accomplished through 47 logically grouped project management processes

1.2.1. 1. Initiating

1.2.2. 2. Planning

1.2.3. 3. Executing

1.2.4. 4. Monitoring & Control

1.2.5. 5. Closing

1.3. Develops & implements plans to achieve specific scope driven by program/portfolio objectives

1.4. Subject to organizational strategies

2. Program

2.1. Program Management

2.1.1. Harmonizes projects, components & controls interdependencies

2.1.2. Application of knowledge, skills, tools & techniques to meet requirements

2.2. Related projects, subprograms & program activities managed in a coordinated way

2.3. Obtain benefits that can't be gotten if handled individually

2.4. May include "outside of scope" elements

2.5. Will ALWAYS have projects

3. PMO

3.1. Project Management Office

3.2. Mngmnt structure that standardizes project-related governance processes

3.3. Facilitates sharing resources, methodology, tools & techniques

3.4. Provide PM support or direct mngmnt

3.4.1. Manage shared resources

3.4.2. Identify PM methodology & standards

3.4.3. Coach & mentor

3.4.4. Develop policies, procedures

3.4.5. Coordinate communication

3.5. Structures

3.5.1. Supportive

3.5.1.1. Project Repository

3.5.1.2. Consultative role

3.5.1.3. Supply templates

3.5.1.4. Best Practices

3.5.1.5. Training

3.5.1.6. Access to info

3.5.1.7. Lessons learnt

3.5.1.8. LOW control

3.5.2. Controlling

3.5.2.1. Support

3.5.2.2. Requires compliance

3.5.2.2.1. Adopt frameworks or methodologies

3.5.2.3. Use templates

3.5.2.4. Conformance to governance

3.5.2.5. MODERATE control

3.5.3. Directive

3.5.3.1. Take control of projects

3.5.3.2. Direct mngmnt

3.5.3.3. HIGH control

3.6. Integrates data and info

3.7. Liaison between portfolios and measurement systems

3.8. e.g. balance scorecard

3.9. Integral stakeholder

4. PM VS PMO

4.1. PM

4.1.1. Specified project objectives

4.1.2. Project level

4.2. PMO

4.2.1. Major program scope changes (opportunities)

4.2.2. Enterprise level

5. Operations Management

5.1. Oversee, direct, control business operations

5.2. Outside formal PM

5.3. Use optimum resources

5.4. Transform input into output

6. PBO's

6.1. Project Based Organizations

6.1.1. Organizational forms

6.1.2. Create temporary systems to work

6.1.3. Created by diff. organizations

6.1.4. (-) Hierarchy & bureaucracy

6.1.5. No functional approach

7. Good Practices

7.1. General agreeement that the application of knowledge, skills, tools & techniques can enhance chances of success

7.2. No golden rules

8. Portfolio

8.1. Projects, programs, subportfolios & operations as group to reach strategic objectives

8.1.1. May not be interdependent or related

8.2. Portfolio Management

8.2.1. Aligns with organizational strategies, selects right programs or projects, prioritizing work & providing resources while achieving strategic objectives

8.2.2. Goal: Maximize value of portfolio with examinations of components

9. Project

9.1. Temporary endeavour to create a unique product, service or result

9.2. Definite beginning and end (objectives (can't be) met, project need disappeared, client wants to end)

9.3. Not necessarily short-term

9.4. Lasting outcome <improvements>

9.5. Social, economic or environmental impact

9.6. (in)tangible results <products, enhancements or components> <service or capability to perform>

9.7. 1 or > individuals

9.8. Identify requirements

9.9. Address needs, concerns & expectations

9.10. Set up, maintain & carry out communications

9.11. Balancing competing project constraints

9.11.1. Scope, quality, schedule, budget, resources, risks

9.12. May be or not part of a program

9.12.1. If part of a program, common outcome or collective capability

9.12.2. If part of a portfolio, shared client, seller, tech or resource

9.13. Means of (ind)directly achieving objectives within and organization's strategic plan

9.14. Authorized as a result of:

9.14.1. Market demand

9.14.2. Strategic opportunity/business need

9.14.3. Social need

9.14.4. Environmental consideration

9.14.5. Customer request

9.14.6. Tech advance

9.14.7. Legal

9.15. Intersect with operations

9.15.1. At closeout phases

9.15.2. Developing new product

9.15.3. Improving operations

9.15.4. End of product life cycle

10. OPM

10.1. Organizational Project Management

10.2. Strategy execution framework using project, program & portfolio mngmnt & organizational practices for better performance, results & competitive advantage

10.3. Advances organizational capability

10.4. Links project, program & portfolio management principles & practices with organizational enablers (structural, cultural, tech & HR practices) to support strategic goals

11. Business Value

11.1. Entire value of business

11.2. Sum of (in)tangible elements

11.2.1. $ assets

11.2.2. Equity

11.2.3. Brand recognition

11.2.4. Good will

11.3. Created through effective mngmnt

11.4. Comprehensive strategy and planning

11.4.1. Mission & vision

12. PM

12.1. Project Manager

12.1.1. Lead team responsible for achieving project objectives

12.1.2. Link between strategy & team

12.1.3. Satisfies needs from:

12.1.3.1. Task

12.1.3.2. Team

12.1.3.3. Individual

12.1.4. Skills

12.1.4.1. Knowledge

12.1.4.2. Performance

12.1.4.3. Personal

12.1.4.4. Ethical, interpersonal & conceptual

12.1.4.5. Leadership

12.1.4.6. Teambuilding

12.1.4.7. Motivation

12.1.4.8. Communication

12.1.4.9. Influencing

12.1.4.10. Decision making

12.1.4.11. Negotiation

12.1.4.12. Trust building

12.1.4.13. Conflict mngmnt

12.1.4.14. Coaching

13. OPM3

13.1. Organizational Project Mngmnt Maturity Model

13.2. Examines enterprise's project mngmnt process capabilities