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Project Organisation and Life
Cycle
BEN610
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Short Case Study Exercise
Assessment Item No. 1
Description: The objective of the assignment is to test your general understanding of the theory as presented in
the first five weeks of the unit.
You are to write a 1500 word Brief to your CEO identifying three major project management problems, analysing
the impact of these problems, and then, recommending and justifying changes to rectify these problems.
Feedback will be given approximately one week after your completion of the exercise.
Relates to learning outcomes:
Higher-order analysis and critical thinking pertinent to a particular discipline area
Defining and solving problems in a discipline area
Weight: 25%
Internal or external: InternalGroup or Individual: Individual
Due date: Week 6
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Matrix Structure
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Organisational Structure
Executive Manager
Program Manager Project Manager
Project ManagerProject Manager
Project Manager
Project Manager Project Manager
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Organisational Structure Influences on Projects
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Project Life Cycle
Projects are divided into phases to provide better managementcontrol Collectively, these phases are known as the project lifecycle.
Many organisations identify a specific set of life cycles for use on allof their projects
Each project phase is marked by completion of one or moredeliverables.
The conclusion of a project phase is generally marked by a reviewof both key deliverables and project performance
The project life cycle defines the beginning and the end of a project
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Project life cycles generally define:
What technical work to do in each phase
When the deliverables are to be generated in each phase andhow each deliverable is reviewed, verified and validated
Who is involved in each phase
How to control and approve each phase.
Project life cycle descriptions can be very general or verydetailed. Highly detailed descriptions of life cycles can includeforms, charts and checklists to provide structure and control.
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Project Life Cycle
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A deliverable is a tangible, verifiable work
productsuch as a feasibility study, a detail
design, or a working prototype.
Deliverables from the preceding phase are
usually approved before work starts on the
next phase.
Project Phase Deliverables
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Typical sequence of phasesin a project life cycle
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Does you organisation specify or mandate aparticular project lifecycle structure?
To what extent is it compatible with the nature ofprojects undertaken?
How faithfully is it observed by projectmanagers?
What are advantages and disadvantages of lifecycle?
Are there any problems with the project life cyclein your organisation?
Group Activity
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Mapping Of Project Management Processes and PMBOK Knowledge Areas