Thomas More - Process and Project Management - Agile Case Updated 2024|verified ANSWERS GRADED A+ Project - ANSWER -A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product service or result Management - ANSWER -Act ot coordinating the efforts of people to accomplish desired goals and objectives using available resources (eg. Money, workers, equipment, manpower) Includes: -Identifying requirements -Establishing clear and achievable objectives -Balancing the competing demands for quality, scope time and cost -Adapting specifications, plans and concerns for the stakeholders PM Characteristics - ANSWER -1. Management is goal oriented process 2. Multidimensional (work, people and operations) 3. A continuous process 4. Group activity 5. Dynamic function 6. Intangible force Knowledge Areas - ANSWER -Scope Management Time management Cost management Stakeholder management Human resource management Communication management Procurement management Risk management Quality management Integration management Project management - ANSWER -Checking planning, organizing, motivating and controlling resources to achieve specific goals Application of: knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to protect activities to meet or exceed stakeholders' expectations while using resources efficiently and effectively Project Life Cycle - ANSWER -Defines the phases that connects the beginning of a project to its end A project is unique Details: Raw material extraction and processing, project manufacturing, distribution, use, end of life Recycle, Remanufacture, reuse/super -use Direct Cost - ANSWER -Energy, materials, labor, time, other resources Indirect cost and overheads - ANSWER -Waste, environmental damage, land use, social issues, other effects. Project Phases Summary - ANSWER - Initiation - ANSWER -Requirements: -Scope -Duration/Start -Location -Budget People Involved: -Client -Owner -Consultant -PM Design Phase - ANSWER -Requirements: -Details -Conceptual arch drawing -Equipment -Materials -Technical issues (mechanical, structure) -Drawings, materials, specs People Involved: -Consultant -Owner Planning Phase - ANSWER -Requirements: -Scheduling -Plan People Involved -Eng -Arch -Civil Engineer - Mechanical and Electrical -PM Bidding Phase - ANSWER -Requirements: -Formal contract documents -Contractor appointing -Municipality approval People involved: -Owner -Consultant -PM Execution Phase - ANSWER -Requirements: -Monitoring and control for activities and processes -Procurement -Progress completion/payment People involved: -Owner -Supervision -Consultant -Contractor -PM Closing Phase - ANSWER -Requirements: -Warranty Period -Maintenance -Lessons learned -Asbuilt drawings
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