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Lecture 5/Interactive 2:
TOC Project Management Critical Chain: different perspective to project planning & control
Intro
PROJECTS
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PROJECTS
instead of this?
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Everything is a
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TYPES of WORK
Improvise
New object Unknown results Problem oriented Unconscious Intuitive / ad-hoc Flexible approach Open structure/ intuitive management
Project
New object Planned results Result oriented Once, unique Rules Planned approach Temporarily structure/ project management
Routine
Known object Known results Means oriented Repeated Standard rules Standard approach Standing structure/ operational management
Project: a series of activities to be executed by more than one specialist group acting in a temporary (begin-end) co-operative relationship directed at a specific result to be attained within a certain time and with defined resources. Project Management: the managing of a set of activities, directed at a specific goal, which are executed once only within a limited time, with certain humans resources and with a certain budget.
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Criteria for success: Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied users team members clients / principals suppliers
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PROJECT: process
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PROJECT: process
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PROJECT: process
Phases Cascading
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PROJECT: organization
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Intro
PROJECTS
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Critical Chain = longest chain of depending steps (time & resources) Note: Critical Path only takes time in consideration 28
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Resource Dependency
Resource Dependency
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Buffer Creation
Statistical Rule: Variance of the whole is less than the variance of the sum of the parts
!2whole = "(!2 A + !2 B + !2 C)
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Intro
PROJECTS
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Summary
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Quotes of Goldratt
There is plenty of safety embedded in projects but it is masked and wasted due to our mode of operation. It is not important to complete each task on time, it is essential to complete the project on time. Get consensus to stagger projects.
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Project Routines
! Bad Multitasking The dropping of work on one task before it is finished in order to start another. ! Parkinsons Law The satirical statement that work expands to fill the time allotted to it. ! Students Syndrome The type of procrastination students are prone to when they are assigned a project or are facing a test. ! Common Cause Variation a source of variation caused by unknown factors that result in a steady but random distribution of output around the average or mean of the data ! Special Cause Variation variation caused by known factors that result in a non-random distribution of output; also referred to as "exceptional" or "assignable" variation.
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Dialogue
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