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Advanced Project Management Best Practices of Implementation

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  • Produktbild: Advanced Project Management
  • Preface xv

    1 The Growth of Project Management 1

    1.0 Introduction 1

    1.1 Understanding Project Management 1

    1.2 Resistance to Change 4

    1.3 Strategic Imperatives for Project Management 9

    1.4 Project Management Life Cycle 13

    1.5 Excellence in Project Management 16

    1.6 Selection of Companies as Examples 18

    Multiple Choice Questions 22

    Discussion Questions 25

    Crossword 27

    2 Success, Maturity, And Excellence: Definitions 29

    2.0 Introduction 29

    2.1 Early Definitions of Success 29

    2.2 Modern Definitions of Success 30

    2.3 Project Management Maturity 34

    2.4 Critical Success Factors in Project Management 42

    2.5 Definition of Excellence 43

    2.6 Best Practices in Project Management 46

    2.7 A Structured Approach 46

    2.8 Myths 56

    Multiple Choice Questions 57

    Discussion Questions 60

    Crossword 61

    3 The Driving Forces for Maturity 63

    3.0 Introduction 63

    3.1 Capital Projects 64

    3.2 Customers' Expectations 65

    3.3 Competitiveness 73

    3.4 Executive Managers' Buy-In 75

    3.5 New Product Development 79

    3.6 Efficiency and Effectiveness 81

    3.7 Company Survival 83

    3.8 Other Driving Forces 88

    Multiple Choice Questions 88

    Discussion Questions 92

    Crossword 93

    4 Project Management Methodologies 95

    4.0 Introduction 95

    4.1 Examples of Methodology Development 96

    4.2 Overcoming Development and Implementation Barriers 105

    4.3 Critical Components 114

    4.4 Benefits of a Standard Methodology 124

    4.5 Implementing the Methodology 132

    4.6 Project Management Tools 142

    Multiple Choice Questions 147

    Discussion Questions 150

    Crossword 151

    5 Strategic Planning for Excellence in Project Management 153

    5.0 Introduction 153

    5.1 Influence of Economic Conditions 153

    5.2 What Is General Strategic Planning? 156

    5.3 What Is Strategic Planning for Project Management? 157

    5.4 Critical Success Factors for Strategic Planning 163

    5.5 Identifying Strategic Resources 171

    5.6 Strategic Selection of Projects 175

    5.7 Horizontal Accounting 179

    5.8 Continuous Improvement 181

    5.9 Why Does Strategic Planning for Project Management Fail? 186

    5.10 Strategic Planning in Action 188

    5.11 Organizational Restructuring 191

    5.12 Career Planning 192

    5.13 The Project Management Maturity Model 193

    5.14 How to Conduct a PM Maturity Assessment 197

    Multiple Choice Questions 208

    Discussion Questions 211

    Crossword 213

    6 The Maturity of Modern Project Management 215

    6.0 Introduction 215

    6.1 Classification of Changes 215

    6.2 Classification of Companies 217

    6.3 Recessionary Effects 219

    6.4 Global Pressures 220

    6.5 Concurrent Engineering 222

    6.6 Project Objectives 224

    6.7 Definition of Success 225

    6.8 Velocity of Change 226

    6.9 Management Style 227

    6.10 Authority and Job Descriptions 228

    6.11 Evaluation of Team Members 229

    6.12 Accountability 230

    6.13 Project Management Skills 231

    6.14 Planning Hours/Dollars 234

    6.15 Education and Training 235

    6.16 Project Sponsorship 236

    6.17 Project Failures 237

    6.18 Maturity and Immaturity 238

    Multiple Choice Questions 239

    Discussion Questions 242

    Crossword 243

    7 Project Portfolio Management 245

    7.0 Introduction 245

    7.1 Involvement of Senior Management and Stakeholders 246

    7.2 Project Selection Obstacles 248

    7.3 Identification of Projects 249

    7.4 Preliminary Evaluaiton 253

    7.5 Strategic Selection of Projects 254

    7.6 Strategic Timing 257

    7.7 Analyzing the Portfolio 258

    7.8 Problems with Meeting Expectations 259

    Multiple Choice Questions 263

    Discussion Questions 265

    Crossword 267

    8 The Project Office 269

    8.0 Introduction 269

    8.1 The Project Office: 1950-1990 269

    8.2 The Project Office: 1990-2000 270

    8.3 The Project Office: 2000-Present 272

    8.4 Types of Project Offices 278

    8.5 Project Management Information Systems 298

    8.6 Dissemination of Information 306

    8.7 Mentoring 306

    8.8 Development of Standards and Templates 307

    8.9 Project Management Benchmarking 308

    8.10 Business Case Development 309

    8.11 Customized Training (Related to Project Management) 310

    8.12 Managing Stakeholders 313

    8.13 Continuous Improvement 314

    8.14 Capacity Planning 316

    8.15 Risks of Using a Project Office 317

    8.16 Project Office Excellence: A Case Study of Johnson Controls, Inc. (JCI) Automotive Systems Group (ASG) 318

    8.17 Reporting and Structure 321

    Multiple Choice Questions 322

    Discussion Questions 324

    Crossword 325

    9 Integrated Processes 327

    9.0 Introduction 327

    9.1 Understanding Integrated Management Processes 327

    9.2 Evolution of Complementary Project Management Processes 329

    9.3 Total Quality Management 333

    9.4 Concurrent Engineering 335

    9.5 Risk Management 336

    9.6 Change Management 350

    9.7 Other Management Processes 352

    9.8 Integrated Processes at Work 352

    Multiple Choice Questions 359

    Discussion Questions 362

    Crossword 364

    10 Culture 365

    10.0 Introduction 365

    10.1 Creation of a Corporate Culture 366

    10.2 Corporate Values 375

    10.3 Types of Cultures 380

    10.4 Shared Accountability and Multiple-Boss Reporting 381

    10.5 Shared Rewards 382

    10.6 Prioritization of Work 383

    10.7 Corporate Cultures at Work 383

    Multiple Choice Questions 396

    Discussion Questions 400

    Crossword 401

    11 Management Support 403

    11.0 Introduction 403

    11.1 Visible Support from Senior Managers 403

    11.2 Project Sponsorship 404

    11.3 Excellence in Project Sponsorship 408

    11.4 Empowerment of Project Managers 409

    11.5 Management Support at Work 412

    Multiple Choice Questions 414

    Discussion Questions 417

    Crossword 418

    12 Training and Education 419

    12.0 Introduction 419

    12.1 Training for Modern Project Management 420

    12.2 Identifying the Need for Training 426

    12.3 Selecting the Students 427

    12.4 Fundamentals of Project Management Education 427

    12.5 Designing the Courses and Conducting the Training 428

    12.6 Measuring the Return on Investment 432

    12.7 Competency Models 434

    12.8 Training and Education at Work 450

    Multiple Choice Questions 456

    Discussion Questions 459

    Crossword 460

    13 Informal Project Management 461

    13.0 Introduction 461

    13.1 Informal versus Formal Project Management 461

    13.2 Trust 464

    13.3 Communication 465

    13.4 Cooperation 469

    13.5 Teamwork 469

    13.6 Color-Coded Status Reporting 470

    13.7 Informal Project Management at Work 472

    Multiple Choice Questions 474

    Discussion Questions 476

    Crossword 478

    14 Behavioral Excellence 479

    14.0 Introduction 479

    14.1 Situational Leadership 479

    14.2 Conflict Resolution 482

    14.3 Staffing for Excellence 484

    14.4 Integrated Product/Project Teams 486

    14.5 Virtual Project Teams 494

    14.6 Rewarding Project Teams 496

    14.7 Keys to Behavioral Excellence 499

    Multiple Choice Questions 502

    Discussion Questions 505

    Crossword 507

    15 The Effect of Mergers and Acquisitions on Project Management 509

    15.0 Introduction 509

    15.1 Planning for Growth 509

    15.2 The Project Management Value-Added Chain 510

    15.3 Preacquisition Decision-Making 513

    15.4 Landlords and Tenants 519

    15.5 Best Practices: A Case Study on Johnson Controls, Inc. 520

    15.6 Integration Results 524

    15.7 Value Chain Strategies 526

    15.8 Failure and Restructuring 528

    Multiple Choice Questions 529

    Discussion Questions 531

    Crossword 533

    16 Rising Stars and Future Directions 535

    16.0 Introduction 535

    16.1 Computer Associates 535

    16.2 Lear 549

    16.3 Texas Instruments 555

    16.4 Sun Microsystems 560

    16.5 Motorola System Solution Group 571

    16.6 Nortel Networks 573

    16.7 Battelle Memorial Institute 574

    16.8 Johnson Controls 576

    16.9 Metzeler Automotive Profile System 579

    16.10 EDS 583

    16.11 USAA 585

    16.12 Changing Times 586

    Appendixes 591

    A: Quality Awards at Johnson Controls Automotive Systems Group 591

    B: Project Management Maturity Questionnaire 595

    C: Project Management Excellence Questionnaire 599

    D: Software Development Methodology at Computer Associates 609

    E: Best Practices Library Development at Computer Associates 617

    F: Post Project Assessment Process at Computer Associates 631

    Case Studies 637

    Case 1: Clark Faucet Company 637

    Case 2: Photolite Corporation (A) 640

    Case 3: Photolite Corporation (B) 642

    Case 4: Photolite Corporation (C) 645

    Case 5: Photolite Corporation (D) 650

    Case 6: Continental Computer Corporation 655

    Case 7: Goshe Corporation 659

    Case 8: Hyten Corporation 664

    Case 9: Acorn Industries 674

    Case 10: Mohawk National Bank 680

    Case 11: First Security Bank of Cleveland 683

    Case 12: Como Tool and Die (A) 686

    Case 13: Como Tool and Die (B) 689

    Case 14: Apache Metals, Inc. 691

    Case 15: Cordova Research Group 693

    Case 16: Cortez Plastics 694

    Case 17: Haller Specialty Manufacturing 695

    Case 18: Macon, Inc. 696

    Case 19: Jones and Shephard Accountants 698

    Case 20: The Trophy Project 701

    Case 21: The Blue Spider Project 704

    Case 22: Corwin Corporation 716

    Case 23: Denver International Airport 725

    Case 24: MIS Project Management at First National Bank 757

    Case 25: Concrete Masonry Corporation 767

    Case 26: Construction of a Gas Testing Laboratory in Iran 774

    Case 27: The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster 781

    Case 28: Phillip Condit and the Boeing 777: From Design and Development to Production and Sales 819

    Index 839