The document outlines the basic concepts of management, emphasizing its importance in achieving organizational goals through planning, organizing, directing, and controlling. It details the five phases of project management: initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and control, and closure, along with key outputs for each phase. Additionally, it discusses the significance of innovation, representation, and various project management tools and methodologies.
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The document outlines the basic concepts of management, emphasizing its importance in achieving organizational goals through planning, organizing, directing, and controlling. It details the five phases of project management: initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and control, and closure, along with key outputs for each phase. Additionally, it discusses the significance of innovation, representation, and various project management tools and methodologies.
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BASIC CONCEPTS of MANAGEMENT new uses for older ones.
It is necessary This is composed of 4 or 5 phases based
to grow better. on the standards of the Project “Management is the art of “knowing Management Institute. what you want to do” and then seeing The manger has to that it is done in the best and cheapest way - F.W.Taylor represent himself for the organization. A manger must The 5 Phases of Project Management Management as a process “consisting of win support effectively from consist of: planning, organizing, actuating and different groups (either Project Initiation Phase controlling, performed to determine internal or external). Project Planning Phase and accomplish the objective by the use Execution Phase of people and resources.” - George R. IMPORTANCE OF MANGEMENT Monitoring and Control Phase Terry Management is critical Project Closeout Phase Functions of Management element in the critical growth Planning - process of deciding the of the country. business objectives and charting out the Management is essential in all plan/ method for achieving the same. organized effort, be it business This function expected to be carried out activity or any other activity. throughout the organization. It should be Management is the dynamic, performed by the manager at all levels. life giving element in every Organizing - According to Allen, the organization. organizing refers to “the structure which results from identifying and grouping the LEVELS OF MANAGEMENT work, defining and delegating Lower level (first line): Foremen & white Initiation Phase - The responsibility and authority and collar supervisor beginning phase of every project where establishing relationships.” Middle management: Sales managers, a project manager is selected. To organize a business is to provide it personnel managers, other departmental The project manager will meet with the with everything useful to its functioning heads project sponsor and key stakeholders to i.e. personnel, raw materials, Top management: Company presidents, determine the business or technical machineries, capital etc. executives, vice presidents. objectives of the project. Directing - Directing involves Key Outputs of this phase are: communication, leadership and – Develop Project Charter motivation. – Develop Preliminary Scope Statement Communication - is the – Identification of all stakeholders process of passing the information from – Divide the project into Phases one person to other person. Planning Phase - One of the Leadership - is the function largest and most important phases of whereby the person or manager guides every project. The project manager will and influences the work of his determine the team, identify roles and subordinates. PROJECT MANAGEMENT responsibilities and solidify a scope Motivation - is the process of A project is a temporary statement. influencing the employee to give their endeavor designed to produce a unique At this phase the project manager will best to the organization. product, service or result with a defined begin to develop different project plans. Controlling beginning and end (usually Key Outputs of this phase are: 1. Establishing standards of timeconstrained, and often constrained – Create WBS and WBS Dictionary – performance. by funding or deliverables) undertaken Develop Schedule 2. Measuring current performance and to meet unique goals and objectives, – Develop Budget. Determine roles and comparing it against the established typically to bring about beneficial change Responsibilities standard. or added value. – Develop Communication Plan – 3.Taking corrective action if the Project management is the Develop Risk Plan performance does not meet the discipline of initiating, planning, – Create Performance measurement standard. executing, controlling, and closing the baselines 4.Control compels the events to confirm work of a team to achieve specific goals – Develop Preliminary Scope Statement to plans. and meet specific success criteria. – Test Plan. Determine the Critical Path Innovation and Representation- These – Prepare procurement documents are also two important additional – Create Process Improvement Plan managerial functions. – Gain Formal Approval of all plans and Innovation means crating new key deliverables ideas which may either result in the Project Life Cycle - To provide the basic Triple Constraint is the methodology development of new products or finding framework for managing a project. that if there is a change in cost, then the change will impact schedule or the scope and vice versa. projectiles that illustrate the dependencies. NB. DPWH D.O. 133, s. 2015.
Execution Phase - This phase is
where you do the “work” or execute the plan. This phase typically requires the The critical path (or paths) is the longest most amount of time since the majority path (in time) from Start to Finish; it of the work is done in this timeframe. indicates the minimum time necessary to Key outputs of this phase are: complete the entire project. – Signoff that key milestones are complete. – Documented performance reports. Monitor and Controlling Phase - The phase where results derived from your new process or product are Gantt Chart- a visual view of tasks compared to the metrics you outlined in scheduled over time. your performance plan. Key outputs of this phase are: – Receive all signoffs that work is completed as per requirements. – Archive all project assets – Create and document lessons learned S-Curve - an s-curve is a mathematical Project Closure Phase - This is graph that depicts relevant cumulative the final phase of the project life cycle. data for a project—such as cost or Key outputs of this phase are: manhours—plotted against time. – Receive all signoffs that work is completed as per requirements. – Index and archive all project assets – Create and document lessons learned Use of Software • There are several project management softwares in the market. • Common paid software is MS Project. • Free project management software.
Project Libre - is an open source, freely
available project management software system intended ultimately as a standalone replacement for Microsoft Project. Brainstorming – the gathering of ideas related to project and product requirements. Work Breakdown Structure -a hierarchical decomposition of the total scope of work to be carried out by the project team to accomplish the project objectives and create the required deliverables.
Precedence Diagramming Method (PDM) is a
strategy for developing a project schedule network diagram that utilizes nodes to represent activities and associates them with