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Chapter 1: A Project is More Than its Technical Deliverables

Exhibit 1: Workflow for Automated ISDN Service Order and Provisioning
Exhibit 2: ISDN Provisioning Project Deliverables
Exhibit 3: Big Thirteen Interrogatory
Exhibit 4: Progressing from Scope to Design Specifications
Exhibit 5: Project Apollo Scope, Requirements, and Specifications

Chapter 2: Learning Requirements is Our First Priority

Exhibit 1: Requirements Development Process
Exhibit 2: Big Thirteen Interrogatory Applied to the Airport Project
Exhibit 3: Airport Project Issues List
Exhibit 4: Airport Wheel of Dependency
Exhibit 5: Voice Mail Provisioning Workflow

Chapter 3: Using Technologies to Meet Requirements

Exhibit 1: Business Drivers and Their Technology Enablers
Exhibit 2: Security Goals Mapped to Technology
Exhibit 3: Typical Technology Standards
Exhibit 4: Why Technologies Fail
Exhibit 5: Vetting the Technology Plan
Exhibit 6: Sample Target State Chart
Exhibit 7: Useful Questions for Understanding Technology
Exhibit 8: IP Telephone Site Architecture
Exhibit 9: Plan B for Server Farm Migration and Relocation
Exhibit 10: Technology Validation Process
Exhibit 11: Test Plan Document Review
Exhibit 12: Network Load-Balancing Configuration

Chapter 4: Devising an Implementation Strategy Precedes Scheduling

Exhibit 1: Nine High-Level Planning Steps
Exhibit 2: Alternate View of the Nine Planning Tasks
Exhibit 3: Fill in the Two Blocks
Exhibit 4: Reflecting the Implementation Strategy
Exhibit 5: Implementation Strategy Components

Chapter 5: Plan B is an Integral Part of the Project Plan

Exhibit 1: Wedding Reception Plan B Options
Exhibit 2: Variations by Plan B on Triggers, Schedules, and Work Effort
Exhibit 3: Questions for Uncovering Project Risk
Exhibit 4: Questions for Uncovering Beneficiary Risk
Exhibit 5: Questions for Uncovering Corporate Risk
Exhibit 6: Plan B Strategies
Exhibit 7: Building a Trigger Date (i.e., Go/No Decision) into Voice Project Schedule
Exhibit 8: Wide Area Network (WAN) Connectivity

Chapter 6: Writing the Plan

Exhibit 1: Planning Process Objectives
Exhibit 2: Project Planning Tasks
Exhibit 3: First Draft: Vendor Management Project Plan
Exhibit 4: Vendor Management Implementation Pyramid
Exhibit 5: Vendor Management Implementation Pyramid Revisited
Exhibit 6: Second Draft Vendor Management Project Plan
Exhibit 7: Vendor Management Critical Path
Exhibit 8: Path to an Airport Milestone
Exhibit 9: Vendor Management Project Plan
Exhibit 10: Required Elements of Detailed Scheduling

Chapter 7: How to Status Your Project

Exhibit 1: Preparing Information for Public Consumption
Exhibit 2: Escalation Script
Exhibit 3: Extranet Project Jeopardy
Exhibit 4: Jeopardy Document Rules
Exhibit 5: Using Percent Complete as a Status Monitoring Tool
Exhibit 6: Smooth Sailing
Exhibit 7: Rough Waters Ahead
Exhibit 8: Status Report Guidelines
Exhibit 9: Factors Contributing to Date Slippage
Exhibit 10: Date-Constrained Tasks Impacted by Slippage
Exhibit 11: Adjusted Completion Schedule by Floor and Major Task
Exhibit 12: Implementation Issues Log
Exhibit 13: Issues List Guidelines
Exhibit 14: Triaging Unanticipated Project Disasters

Chapter 8: Managing Project Information

Exhibit 1: Documentation Guidelines
Exhibit 2: Documentation Do's and Don'ts
Exhibit 3: How to Run Effective Meetings
Exhibit 4: Sample Meeting Agenda

Chapter 9: Manage Your Dollars

Exhibit 1: Network Migration Budget Planning Worksheet
Exhibit 2: Resource Availability Rule of Thumb
Exhibit 3: Total Hours in a Real Workday
Exhibit 4: Budgetary Laundry List

Chapter 10: Understanding and Managing Vendors

Exhibit 1: Customer-Vendor Relationship Disconnects
Exhibit 2: Rules of Engagement for Your Vendor Management Team
Exhibit 3: RFP Process Disconnects
Exhibit 4: RFP Process
Exhibit 5: Thirteen Steps of Vendor Management
Exhibit 6: General Vendor Guidelines

Chapter 11: Manage Your Turnover

Exhibit 1: Runbook Contents

Chapter 12: Handling Your Team

Exhibit 1: Football Team Management Hierarchy
Exhibit 2: Performance Issue Root Causes
Exhibit 3: Project Team Table Manners

Chapter 13: Managing Customers and Beneficiaries

Exhibit 1: Expected Behavior
Exhibit 2: Target State Sample
Exhibit 3: Target State Feature/Function/Benefit Sell
Exhibit 4: Public Presentation Do's and Don'ts
Exhibit 5: Empathetic Response to Objections
Exhibit 6: How Objections Get Resolved
Exhibit 7: Managing Scope Creep
Exhibit 8: Planning Steps with Beneficiaries
Exhibit 9: Service Level Agreement (SLA) Components

Chapter 14: Handle Your Management

Exhibit 1: Rules of Boss Management



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Complex IT project management(c) 16 steps to success
Complex IT Project Management: 16 Steps to Success
ISBN: 0849319323
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 231
Authors: Peter Schulte

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