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IS 455 - Project Management
Complexity and Uncertainty …
Agenda
Tuesday –
Announcements
House Cleaning
Complexity and Uncertainty …
Thursday –
Team Time/Mentor meeting
No in-class meeting
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Introduction
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House Cleaning
Weekly status reports update
Introduction
• Should have a status report turned
in for each week.
• I grade only 5 of the 10 randomly
(Except team #4)
• Gave feedback on week #1 in D2L
• Not graded = > tentative grade in
feedback
• You can go in and update your
status reports
• I’ll grade the last uploaded file
• I’m planning on grading the first
status report for grade this
weekend. So you will want to
update them before then.
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Effective Project Management:
Traditional, Agile, Extreme
Managing Complexity in
the Face of Uncertainty
Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty in the
Project Management Landscape
Presented by
Tom Sulzer
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Summary of Chapter 9
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Understanding the complexity/uncertainty domain of
projects
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Requirements
Flexibility
Adaptability
Risk vs. the Complexity/Uncertainty Domain
Team Cohesiveness vs. the Complexity/Uncertainty Domain
Communications vs. the Complexity/Uncertainty Domain
Client Involvement vs. the Complexity/Uncertainty Domain
Specification vs. the Complexity/Uncertainty Domain
Change vs. the Complexity/Uncertainty Domain
Business Value vs. the Complexity/Uncertainty Domain
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Contemporary Project Landscape
SOLUTION
Clear
Not Clear
Not Clear
GOAL
Clear
Figure
09-01
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Non-Value-Added Work
Non-value-added work involves the consumption of
resources (usually people or time) on activities that do
not add business value to the final product or process.
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
The Complexity/Uncertainty Domain
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Clear
Q4
Q3
Q1
Q2
Clear
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Goal
Clear
Solution
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 Requirements
 Flexibility
 Adaptability
Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Risk
Not
Clear
Q4
Q3
Q1
Q2
Clear
Not
Clear
Goal
Clear
Solution
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Risk Assessment Template
Risk Category (Tech, Proj. Mgmt., Org., etc.):
Scope Triangle (Time, Cost, Resources, Scope, Quality):
Risk # & Event:
Number and risk description.
Actions
Preventative measures (How to stop it from happening):
Prescriptive measures (How to deal with it when it happens):
Probability (None, Low, Med, High Very High or 0.0 to 1.0)
Likelihood the risk will materialize
Impact Potential (None, Low, Med, High, Very High or 0 to N)
How significant of an impact does the risk pose.
Priority (Yes/No):
The level or degree of importance the risk should be given.
Mitigate (Yes/Monitor/No):
The level or degree of importance the risk should be given.
Normalized Risk (#s Only):
Product of Probability and Impact Potential
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Class Exercise – Work through assessing risk
Risk Category (Tech, Proj. Mgmt., Org., etc.):
Scope Triangle (Time, Cost, Resources, Scope, Quality):
Risk # & Event:
1.
The client changes requirements frequently.
Actions
Preventative measures (How to stop it from happening):
Prescriptive measures (How to deal with it when it happens):
Probability (None, Low, Med, High Very High or 0.0 to 1.0)
Likelihood the risk will materialize
Impact Potential (None, Low, Med, High, Very High or 0 to N)
How significant of an impact does the risk pose.
Priority (Yes/No):
The level or degree of importance the risk should be given.
Mitigate (Yes/Monitor/No):
The level or degree of importance the risk should be given.
Normalized Risk (#s Only):
Product of Probability and Impact Potential
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Ch03: What Are the PM Process Groups?
Static Risk Assessment Matrix
Probability
L
M
H
Ignore
L
Consider
Loss
M
Take Action
H
Figure
03-03
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Team Cohesiveness
Not
Clear
Q4
Q3
Q1
Q2
Clear
Not
Clear
Goal
Clear
Solution
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Communications
Not
Clear
Q4
Q3
Q1
Q2
Clear
Not
Clear
Goal
Clear
Solution
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Client Involvement
Not
Clear
Q4
Q3
Q1
Q2
Goal
Clear
Clear
Solution
Not
Clear
 Client comfort zone
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 Ownership by the client
 Client sign-off
Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Specification
Not
Clear
Q4
Q3
Q1
Q2
Clear
Not
Clear
Goal
Clear
Solution
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
The Requirements Breakdown Structure
Figure
09-02
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Change
Not
Clear
Q4
Q3
Q1
Q2
Clear
Not
Clear
Goal
Clear
Solution
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Business Value
Not
Clear
Q4
Q3
Q1
Q2
Clear
Not
Clear
Goal
Clear
Solution
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Class discussion #1:
Suppose two projects have the same expected business
value. Project A has a very high estimated business value
along with a high probability of failure. Project B has a much
lower estimated business value along with a low probability
of failure. If you could do only one of the projects, which one
would you choose and under what conditions?
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Class discussion #2:
Planning APM, xPM, and MPx projects is done just-in-time,
rather than at the beginning of the project as in TPM
projects. How would you defend the statement that TPM
projects take longer than any other project in the
landscape?
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Class discussion #3:
How might your approach to risk management change as
you move from the less risky TPM projects to the riskier
APM, xPM, and MPx projects?
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Class discussion #4:
What might you do to increase meaningful client
involvement?
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Ch09: Complexity and Uncertainty …
Class discussion #5:
Change is the bane of the TPM project manager and is a
necessity for the APM project manager. Is the client likely to
be confused about the role of change, and what would you
do to mitigate that confusion?
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