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Pairwise comparison mechanism, 497–498, 498
Paper-based approaches
information systems, 107
life cycle solution, 33
methodology platform, 15, 33
tools, 59
Papers and presentations, 129
Participation
customer relationships, 541–543, 604
vendors and contractors, 574–576
Partnerships
customers, 605
industry, 217
vendors and contractors, 570
Path development, 300–315
Payments, contracts and agreements, 555, 585–586
PDA, see Personal digital assistant (PDA) approach
Peer reviews, 409, 498–499, 499
Performance
auditing, 422–424, 433–434
business performance, 608–610
contracts and agreements, 554–556, 584, 586–587
evaluation, tools, 65–67
guidance, assessment, 266
management, 554–556
mentoring, 381
methodology maturity, 44–46
metrics, 88–91, 94–95
monitoring, team, 345–348
oversight responsibility, 160, 613
points, auditing, 433–434
portfolio management, 489–490, 518–519, 520–521
requirements, 88–91
resource management, 265–267
review plan, 123
smaller PMOs, 96
standards and metrics, 80–81, 88–91, 96
vendors and contractors, 572, 582–590, 587–590
Personal digital assistant (PDA) approach, 60, 107
Personal progress reviews, 316
Personnel, see Resource management; Staff
Planning phases, see also Plans
auditing, 424–425, 436
business performance, 599
career development, 305
contracts and agreements, 551–554
life cycle solution, 26, 26, 28–30
performance guidance, 266
portfolio management, 520
project recovery, 465–467
standards implementation, 82–83
tools, 51
Planning support, see also Planning support function model; Plans
basics, xviii, 383–384
business environment interface, 385
competency continuum, 385–386, 387
project environment interface, 384–385
smaller PMOs, 413–414
Planning support function model
adjunct planning support, 405–413
basics, 386–388
capability, 395
collaboration, 400–402
content guidance, 411–412
contributions, 398–399
distribution of plan, 412
establishment, 388–400
estimates, 390–391
evaluation, 396–400
facilitation support, 394–396, 412–413
follow-up, 403–405
guidance materials, 389–390
modifications, 412
plan distribution, 412
procedures, 395–396
process, 388–394, 397–398
risk assessment, 391–393
sessions, 400–401
support plans, 393–394
tools, 388–394
work plan, 390, 402–403
Plans, 123–124, 408–410, see also specific type of plan
Platforms, 14–17, 33–35
PMBOK, see A Guide to the Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK )
PMIS, see Project management information system (PMIS)
PMO, see Project management office (PMO)
Policies
basics, 149
guidance preparation, 151–153
library, 128
needs, 149–150
portfolio management, 503
senior management support, 150–151
Portals, knowledge management, 129
Portfolio management
basics, xviii, 479
business environment interface, 480–481
business performance, 600
competency continuum, 481, 482, 483
knowledge management, 118, 124, 132
metrics, 92
oversight responsibility, 160
planning support, 409
project environment interface, 480
project recovery, 460
smaller PMOs, 530–531
Portfolio management function model
assessment, 528–530
assumptions and constraints, 508–509
attrition management, 526–530
balanced-scorecard mechanism, 495–496, 496
basics, 483, 484
business perspective, 487–488
business plan, 506–510, 520
close out phase, 527–528
continuation decision, 524
customer satisfaction, 529–530
definition of project, 507
establishment, 483–504
executive review board, 500
financial elements, 488–489, 492, 494
funding, 516, 517
gateway reviews, 518, 519–524
integration and expansion, 510, 515–517
manager, 501
new project classification mechanism, 491–492, 493
nonumerical perspective, 490–491
opportunities, 506–507
pairwise comparison mechanism, 497–498, 498
peer/oversight committee review mechanism, 498–499, 499
performance, 489–490, 518–519, 520–521
position and priority, 516–517, 524
project manager, 502–503
project sponsor, 502
rank-order matrix mechanism, 496–497, 497
resources, 507, 521–524
reviews, 517–526
risks, 509
roles, 499–503
screening of projects, 504, 505–506
selection process, 486–499, 504–516
staffing plan, 510–514
strategy validation and assessment, 485–486, 486, 528–529
support plan, 503–504
team members, 500–501
utilization, 512–513
work elements, 507–509
Portfolio manager, 501
Position descriptions and qualifications, 311–313
Position placement, 516–517, 524
Position transition training, 313–315
Postcontract activities, 557, 559
Postproject activities, 425–426, 559, 561
Postscripts for smaller PMOs, see Smaller PMOs
Practice guide, 25
Practice management
basics, xvi, xviii–xix
business performance, 616–617
knowledge management, 99–133
methodology, 3–48
standards and metrics, 69–97
tools, 49–67
Practices, see also Current practices
analysis, assessment findings, 22
corrective actions, 95–96
current, 9, 19–23
development, 31–32
mentoring, 361
policy guidance preparation, 152
smaller PMOs, 96
standards implementation, 75–76
Preferred standards, implementation, 81–83
Preparation
auditing, 435–437
business case, 28
customer proposal, 29
executive control board, 161
mentoring, 377–379, 380
policy guidance, 152
Preproject audit, 424–425
Preproposal conferences, 579
Presentations
library, 129
planning support, 404
proposals, 546
Web-based, 113
Presubmittal meetings, proposals, 546
Preworkshop conferences, 401
Pricing arrangements, 577, 588
Primary project management audits, 421–427
Priority, portfolio management, 516–517
Problem areas, project recovery, 452–456
Processes
business, metrics, 87
content, auditing, 426
guide, life cycle solution, 24–25
implementation, team development, 336
improvement metrics, 86–88
knowledge management, 110–111
life cycle solution, 25–26, 26
mentoring, 379–380
planning support, 388–394, 397–398
PMO support, metrics, 88
project recovery, 473–474
resource management, metrics, 87
smaller PMOs, 47–48
technical, metrics, 86–87
Procurement management plan, 123, 409
Procurement managers, 53
Product life cycle plan, 409
Product/service quality, 81, 487
Professional development, see also Career development function model; Certification; Mentoring; Training and education
career development, 301–304, 305–311, 322–323
team development, 342
training, 279, 284
Program director, 310
Program manager, 210, 310
Progress reports, 124, 305, see also Reports
Project administrator, 307
Project assistant, 307
Project auditing, see Auditing
Project business analyst, 307
Project coordinator, 307
Project environment interface
assessment, 166
auditing, 416–417
basics, xx
business performance, 594
career development, 296–297, 305
customer relationships, 534
facilities and equipment support, 222–223
governance, project, 138–139
knowledge management, 100–101
mentoring, 354–356
methodology, 4–5
organization and structure, 188
portfolio management, 480
project recovery, 446
resource management, 250
standards and metrics, 70–71
team development, 326
tools, 50–52
training and education, 272
vendors and contractors, 566
Project executive, 97, see also Executives
Project governance, see Governance
Project knowledge management, see Knowledge management
Project knowledge management function model
archive and reference library management, 114–117
basics, 104, 104–105
collaboration, 111–114, 126
content introduction, 120–121
contract documentation, 125–126
documentation, 108–110, 124–126
executive dashboard, 118, 126–127
framework establishment, 105–117
hardware and software configuration, 118–119
implementation, 122
information management, 106–108
library construction, 128–129
meetings, 126
on-line collaboration, 129–131
process management, 110–111
project management information system, 122–126
project plans, 122–124
reports, 124
system introduction, 117–121
technical plans and documentation, 125
tools and techniques, 131–132
user interfaces, 120
Project leader, 308
Project management
application, methodology platform, 16–17
auditing, 421–422
capability assessment, 174
career development, 306, 315–318, 319–322
competency, 145, 170, 277
customer satisfaction, 603–605
director, 311
knowledge management integration, 118
mentoring, 335, 375–379
practices, 31–32
review, team development, 331
training, 283, 289–290
vice president, 311
Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK ), A Guide to, 3, 320
Project Management Capability Test (PCT), 320
Project management information system (PMIS), 102, 122–126
Project Management Institute (PMI), 320
Project management methodology, see Methodology
Project management office (PMO), see also Organization and structure
basics, xvii, xx–xxi
business performance, 615–623
customer satisfaction, 558
director, 212, 310
functions, xv–xvii, xviii–xix
information users, 106
leader identification, 147
mentoring, 371–372
prescribed tools, 58–59
recognition, 197
resource provider identification, 256
staffing, 258
standards and metrics, 97
Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, 320
Project management tools, see Tools
Project manager
auditing, 430
authority, 156–158
career development, 304, 309
direct alignment, 201–202
indirect alignment, 200–201
information users, 106
leadership training, 349
mentoring, 355
oversight analysis, 589
portfolio management, 502–503, 507
project initiation phase, 28
project recovery, 456, 458, 460–462
promotion of training program, 288
stakeholder participation, 210–211, 214, 216
standards and metrics, 97
training, 38, 279
transition, 40
Project office competency continuum
assessment, 168, 169
auditing, 418, 419
basics, viii–ix, ix
business performance, 595, 596
career development, 298, 299
customer relationships, 535, 536, 537
facilities and equipment support, 224, 225
governance, 140, 141
knowledge management, 102, 103
mentoring, 357, 358
methodology, 6, 7
organization and structure, 189, 190
planning support, 386, 387
portfolio management, 481, 482
project recovery, 447, 448
resource management, 252, 253
team development, 327, 328
tools, 54, 55
Project organization plan, 409
Project planning, see Planning phases
Project plans, see also Plans
implementation transition, 41–42
knowledge management, 129
methodology implementation, 35–39
PMIS, 122–124
preparation, project planning phase, 29
Project portfolio management, see Portfolio management
Project recovery, see Recovery, project
Project sponsor
information users, 106
portfolio management, 502, 507
project recovery, 458
stakeholder participation, 211
standards and metrics, 97
Project technical staff member, 308
Promotion of training program, 288–289
Promotion planning, 39
Property sales, facilities, 239
Proposals
awarding contract, 581
basics, 544
best offers, 580
bidder inquiries and questions, 579
business solution, 545
debriefing, 581
discussions, 580
distribution of responses, 579
evaluation, 579–580
final offers, 580
internal requisition material, 578
knowledge management, 125
management solution, 545
negotiations, 581
opportunity qualification, 544
optional actions, 579
preparation, 545–546
preproposal conferences, 579
response distribution, 579
selection, 581
site survey, 579
solicitation, 578–579
submittal, 546–547
technical solution, 545
vendors and contractors, 578–581
Proprietary data, 555–556
Prospectus review, 494
Prot g s, see Mentoring
Provider identification, 255–256
Public training resources, 282
Purchasing, 234, see also Leasing; Make-or-buy plans
Purpose, 161, 335–336, 411
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