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Fundamental
Delivering Quality in Projects
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Things to Know…
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Moderator
Denise Rodriguez
Project Insight
Marketing
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Presenter
Nancy Starke, MBA
ASQ CM/OE and CSSBB
Integrated Quality & Project Services, LLC
Full consultative training and project services
integrating Lean Six Sigma / Quality methods with
program management leadership and direction.
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Poll: Project Quality
What quality challenges do you face on
your projects?
� It’s difficult to define quality metrics.
� Management support for quality is
weak.
� The team needs more training in quality
management techniques.
� We don’t plan for quality.
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Goals of the Fundamentals Series
Deepen your understanding of fundamental project
management concepts
Identify tools and techniques that can be implemented to
manage projects more effectively
Discover practical applications for your existing projects
Use project management software more effectively
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Objectives of the Webinar
At the end of this webinar, you will be able to:
� Define key quality management criteria
� Differentiate project, product, and process
quality
� Identify techniques to plan for quality
� Define best practices to implement within
Project Insight
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Project Quality Management
Planning
Processes
Monitoring & Controlling ProcessesExecuting
Processes
Perform
Quality
Assurance
Validated
DeliverablesPlan Quality
Management
Perform
Quality
ControlValidated
Changes
Change
Requests
Process Quality Product QualityProject Quality
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Overview
Purpose of project quality management
� To determine quality policies, objectives and
responsibilities to ensure the project will satisfy the
needs for which it was undertaken
Quality management – includes
� Defining quality policies
� Determining they are followed
� Measuring results
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Overview (cont.)
Goals – address both project and product
quality
Primary tools for planning for and controlling
quality
� Financial and risk analysis
� Statistical and other measurement techniques
� Quality audits
� Process analysis
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Project Management & Quality Management
Both emphasize:
� Customer satisfaction – satisfying requirements
as well as real needs
� Prevention rather than inspection – planning
for quality upfront
� Continual improvement – for both the project
process and the product of the project
� Management responsibility – management and
the project team both have a role in assuring
quality
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Project Quality
Project success – project delivered
according to scope, time, and cost
agreed to in the project charter
Project quality – measures how well
project met success criteria
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Question for You
Who defines project
quality in your
organization?
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Product Quality
Product quality ensures the project
deliverables perform as expected
� Quality– fulfilling requirements
� Grade– same functional use but
different technical characteristics
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Question for You
How do you define
product quality?
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Process Quality
Processes used to deliver a
project and/or product work
efficiently
� Manage defects
� Manage rework
� Manage expectations
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Question for You
Who defines process quality?
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Busy Foods, Inc. – Our Case Study
Customer Needs
Project Charter
Organizational Needs
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Factors Affecting Busy Foods Inc.
Overview• BUSY FOODS services over 200 clients world-wide.
• Most of BUSY FOOD’S clients are large restaurant venues who can serve thousands in a single day
Situation• In recent years, long-term clients have started to leave for a
competitor who promises overnight delivery of restaurant equipment without a minimum order.
Goal• BUSY FOODS would like to improve their distribution
process to match the competition
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Deliverable
Improve the time from order intake to shipping restaurant equipment) to less than 8 hours
Deliverable
Develop and launch a marketing campaign to clients to educate them on the new equipment shipping process
Deliverable
Train all internal staff affected by the new business process
Project Statement of Work
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The Project Schedule
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The Project Schedule
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Planning for Quality
Elements for project quality
consideration
� Time – marketing campaign delivered 1
month prior to implementation
� Cost – not specified
� Scope – improvements in business
process
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Monitor and Control Quality
Measure to project plan
� Plan should be well defined
� Criteria should be identified in
advance
Measure to project objectives
� Define acceptable criteria for
product of project
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Quality Measurement – Part 1
Project Objective: Improve the time from order intake to
shipping restaurant equipment from an average of 3 days
(24 business hours) to less than 8 hours within 6 months of
project implementation
How can you measure this?
- Measure order intake to restaurant shipping cycle time.
- Pilot and validate new process meets delivery expectation of less than 8 hours.
- Measure cycle time performance for at least 6 months after full implementation.
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Quality Measurement – Part 2
Project Objective: Develop and launch a marketing
campaign to existing clients and past clients to educate
them on the new restaurant equipment shipping program
one month prior to implementing the new process
How can you measure this?
- Validate the Marketing campaign was created that educates clients.
- Percentage of Marketing campaign delivered to ALL clients.
- Percentage of Marketing campaigns delivered 1 month prior to implementation.
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Product Quality
Project Objective: Train all internal staff affected by the new
business process to ensure full adoption within 2 months of
project implementation. Full adoption means that all staff
have been trained and that a minimum of 10% of restaurant
equipment shipments are shipped within the same day
How can you measure this?
- Number of affected staff members trained versus total number of affected staff.
- Percentage of affected staff trained within 2 months of implementation.
- Measure percentage of shipments made in same day versus total shipments.
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Link to Project Insight
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Good Practice
Include ALL work in the project schedule, including
activities to measure performance
Make sure key measures of quality are spelled out in the
project schedule as deliverables
Update any work-packages with specific success criteria
that needs to be measured
Create milestones for measurement points along the way
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Sample Exam Questions
You are the project manager on a
software implementation project. The
project schedule baseline shows there
will be three rounds of testing in order
to identify and fix all software defects.
After the 2nd round of testing, the team
determined that the project will need at
least four rounds of testing procedures.
This is an example of poor…
Question Answers
A. Project Quality
B. Process Quality
C. Product Quality
D. Project, Process and Product
Quality
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Sample Exam Question
For your project, a vendor
has delivered some product
that did not meet the
specifications in the
contract. As the project
manager, you should:
Question Answers
A. Ask the project team if there is a
way to use the product
B. Reduce the vendor’s payment by a
mutually acceptable percentage
C. Return the product and use
another vendor
D. Not accept the product and ask the
vendor to fix the problem
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Review
Define key quality management criteria
Differentiate project, product, and process quality
Identify techniques to plan for quality
Define best practices to implement within Project Insight
Questions & Answers ???
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Next Steps
For information on Lean Six Sigma
Green Belt and Black Belt
certification or implementation,
contact me!
Nancy Starke, MBA
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Compare Yourself to Your Peers
Want to know how you measure up to
others in project management?
� Use the link distributed to all participants on
Monday following the session to answer 10
questions about today’s topic.
� Receive a summary of responses so that you
can compare yourself to your peers.
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2014 Fundamentals Webinar Series
The 2nd Wednesday of Every Month
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� Aug 13 – Troubleshooting 101 (NEW!)
� Sept 10 – Influencing 101 (NEW!)
� Oct 8 – Lessons Learned Basics (NEW!)
� Nov 12 – Requirements Tools & Techniques (NEW!)
� Dec 10 – Difficult Conversations
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