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Discussion Forum Week 9

Initial Postings: Your initial post should be based upon the assigned reading for the week, so the textbook must be the primary source utilized and listed in your reference section (and properly cited within the body of the text. Other sources are not required but feel free to use them if they aid in your discussion. This means that they support the material from the textbook. Do not use other sources to substitute for or replace the textbook. 

Provide a graduate-level response to the question or questions provided within the Discussion Forum. Kloppenborg textbook must substantively support every answer.

Your post must be substantive and demonstrate insight gained from the course material. Postings must be in the student's own words – do not provide quotes!

Your initial post should be at least 500+ words and in APA format ( using proper paragraph structure, sources cited within the body of the main text and Times New Roman with font size 12). FYI – Meeting the minimum for length does not meet the standard for superior scores.

Submitting the Initial Posting: Your initial post should be completed by Thursday, 11:59 p.m. EST. 

Response to Other Student Postings:  Respond substantively (at least 100 words) to the post of at least two peers, by Friday, 11:59 p.m. EST. A peer response such as “I agree with her,” or “I liked what he said about that” or similar comments are not considered substantive and will not be counted for course credit. Also, just repeating information from the course material or your own initial post does not satisfy these criteria.

Continue the discussion through Sunday, 11:59 p.m. EST by highlighting differences between your postings and your colleagues' postings. Provide additional insights or alternative perspectives. This means an on-going conversation in addition to the two required responses above.

Evaluation of posts and responses: Your initial posts and peer responses will be evaluated on the basis of the kind of critical thinking and engagement displayed. The grading rubric evaluates the content based on four areas: Content Knowledge & Structure, Critical Thinking, Presentation & Writing Mechanics, and Response to Other Students.

Week 9 Discussion(doc3)

Week 9 DiscussionData representation and interactivity are important aspects of data visualization.  Review the text by Kirk (2019) and note at least three storytelling techniques.  Note the importance of each and the advantages of using these techniques. Minimum of 300 words, use and cite a reference. Must be an original submission with 15% or less matching. Replies must be at least 100 words. 

CONTEMPORARY PROJECT MANAGEMENT, 4E

Timothy J. Kloppenborg

Vittal Anantatmula

Kathryn N. Wells

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Resourcing Projects

Chapter 9

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Chapter 9 Core Objectives:

Show resource assignments on a RACI chart, Gantt chart, & resource histogram

Develop an effective project schedule, considering resource constraints

Describe methods of resolving resource overloads

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Chapter 9 Behavioral Objectives:

Create a Human Resources Management Plan including role descriptions & staffing management plan

Assign roles & responsibilities based on strengths

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Chapter 9 Technical Objectives:

Compress a project schedule using crashing and fast tracking & describe advantages and disadvantages of each

Compare various alternative scheduling methods

Using MS Project, assign resources, pinpoint overloads, & describe methods of dealing with them

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From manufacturer to service provider

Patti A. Soldavini, director, Corporate Marketing, Schawk, Inc.

“We identify and help remove process bottlenecks, offer online collaborative project management tools, and provide knowledgeable human talent to deliver what we call brand point management. Brand point management helps companies create compelling and consistent brand experiences across brand touch points.”

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Successful projects balance…

Technical

Abilities

Behavioral

Abilities

Must complement each other to develop a workable resource-based schedule that people will accept

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Technical Abilities Needed when Resourcing Projects

Identify person(s) with work overloads

Estimate resource demands

Compress a project schedule

Assign person(s) to each activity

Create a staffing management plan

Schedule a project with limited resources

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Behavioral Abilities Needed when Resourcing Projects

Select the right people

Identify needs to be accomplished

Ensure performance capability

Deal with work schedules

Schedule overtime

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Behavioral Abilities Needed when Resourcing Projects

Estimate amount of work per activity

Assemble effective team

Deal with people from diverse backgrounds

Decide where each person will work

Establish effective virtual relationships

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Key Resourcing Considerations

Project tradeoffs and priorities

Resource limitations

Personnel skill development

People cost

Project cost

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Activity vs. Resource Dominated Schedule Basis Comparison

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Use when client does not understand their needs

Rapid rate of change expected on projects

Team members should remain on project for at least one iteration

Budget is set based on people, and product is produced at pace team can maintain

Agile team is cross-functional with general expertise

Develop skills as needed

Work flows to the team rather than vice versa

Activity vs. Resource Dominated Schedule Basis Comparison

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Estimate Resource Needs

How many resources of each type & skill or knowledge level are needed?

Consider support needs such as information systems & human resources

Consider constraints placed upon how people are hired, scheduled, & released

Estimating activity resources– a process of assessing all types of resources—people, materials, tools, & equipment (along with quantities)—required for each activity to complete it as specified in project scope.

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Plan Resource Management

Identify potential resources

Determine resource availability

Decide timing issues

Staffing management plan – a proposal focused on acquiring, developing, and retaining human resources for as long as you need them on the project.

Plan Resource Management – the process of identifying resources and required skills for a project, defining and assigning roles and responsibilities to all resources, developing a reporting hierarchy, and communicating expectations.

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Plan Resource Management

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Identify Potential Resources

Work functions

Professional discipline

Skill level

Physical location

Organizational/administrative unit

job titles and range of

responsibilities

degrees and professional

certifications

experience and performance ratings

willingness to relocate and travel

costs & contractual issues

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Identify Potential Resources

Identify an adequate number and mix of people

Core team should participate in chartering the project

Available People

Resource needs

Available vs. needed

Specific skill gaps

Resource Breakdown structure (RBS)– grouping all resources into main categories in level one and populating each main category with resources based on either function or skill level….see Exhibit 9.3 in textbook

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Identify Potential Resources

Key subject matter experts (SMEs)

Diversity allows for more perspectives

Make opportunities equally available to qualified candidates

You may not get the specific people you want for your project, so it makes sense to identify all possible resources!

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Determine Resource Availability

Identify availability of desired people

Secure commitment

Full and part time resources

Internal vs. external resources

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Decide Timing Issues when Resourcing Projects

When to bring people on board

Get team functioning effectively

Plan for keeping team motivated & on schedule

When to reward & recognize the project team

When & how to release project participants

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Staffing Management Plan Issues

How will they deal with timing issues of building up & then releasing the project workforce?

How will project planners identify potential people for the project?

How will they determine which people are available & secure their services?

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Project Team Composition Issues

Cross-functional?

Co-located?

Virtual?

Outsourced?

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Assign a Resource to each Activity

Show resource responsibilities on RACI chart

Show resource assignments on Gantt Chart

Summarize resource responsibilities with histogram

WBS Activity Who 1? Who 2?
The work breakdown structure Project activities that correspond to the WBS Who will be involved May be more than one person

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Show Resource Responsibilities on RACI Chart

RACI is a form of RAM

Agile team members decide among themselves who will do each work activity; when finished, they begin next- highest-priority work

Responsibility assignment matrix (RAM) – a matrix depicting work packages & assigned resources for completing activities required to produce work packages

RACI – a popular form of RAM that presents roles of key stakeholders and their roles defined as responsible (R), accountable (A), consult (C), and inform (I) for project activities in a matrix form

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Partial RACI Chart Example

Only one person accountable for each task

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Breakout session!

Create a RACI chart for your project. Each row may have several people involved, but be sure there in only 1 person Accountable (A) for each task

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Show Resource Assignments on Gantt Chart

Person responsible for each activity is listed next to the activity in the Gantt Chart Schedule

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Summarize Resource Responsibilities by Time Period With Histogram

Add up demands for each worker at each time period

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Dealing with Resource Overloads

Identify which activities are involved

Compare resource histogram to Gantt Chart Schedule

Project scheduling software pinpoints when overloads occur for each worker

Management decisions required to solve the problem

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Partial Schedule and Resource Histogram Example

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Methods of Resolving Resource Overloads

Reorder activities

Acquire or borrow additional resources

Reduce project scope or extend project schedule

Inform sponsor of severe overloads

Resource- level the overloaded person’s schedule

Assign certain activities to other workers

Split an activity into two activities

Perform 1st part as scheduled

Delay 2nd part of activity

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Resource Leveling

Delay activities so person doesn’t perform as many activities at the same time (most common)

Delay noncritical activities by an amount no more than their slack

Allow project to slip

If non-critical activities must be completed at rate of effort in original schedule, reassign activities to another worker

Resource leveling is a combination of art & science

Resource Leveling – a project execution technique of adjusting the use of resources based on availability and the amount of float on activities to accomplish work as soon as possible, given the limited resource availability.

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Resource Leveling Example

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Partially Leveled Resource Schedule

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Breakout session!

Practice Scheduling & Resource Leveling by hand (without software), using either Exercise 5 or another provided by your instructor

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Compress the Project Schedule

Actions to reduce the critical path

Crashing

Fast tracking

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Actions to Reduce the Critical Path

Reduce project scope and/or quality.

Overlap sequential activities

Partially overlap sequential activities

Increase number of work hours/days

Schedule activities at same time.

Shorten activities by assigning more resources.

Shorten activities that cost least to speed up.

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Compress the project schedule

Crashing may cost more money to speed up the schedule

Fast tracking may increase the risk to speed up the schedule

In agile, crashing is called “swarming,” since team members swarm on a problem to help get back on track

Crashing – speeding up the critical path often by adding additional resources or employing existing resources for longer hours and/or more days per week

Fast Tracking – a method to expedite a project by executing activities at the same time that would ordinarily be done one after the other

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Crashing

Certain activities are performed at a faster than normal pace

Which activities are on the critical path?

Which critical path activity costs the least on a per day basis to speed up?

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Crashing

The enumeration method was used to identify each path and its duration.

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Crashing

Activity B on the critical path is the least expensive choice

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Crashing

After 2 rounds, both critical paths are 23 days.

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Crashing – “All-Crash” Mode

Continuing to crash activities until it is not worthwhile

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If there is a bonus of $225 per day for finishing early, what would I crash and how fast would I get done?

Crashing Consideration Questions

How fast can the project be completed?

To crash the project one day, what activity would be crashed and what would it cost?

To crash the project two days, what activities would be crashed and what would it cost in total?

If there is a bonus of $125 per day for finishing early, what would I crash and how fast would I get done?

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Breakout session!

Practice Crashing, using Exercise 2 at the end of this chapter in your textbook

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Fast tracking

Activities normally performed in series are performed at the same time

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Alternative Scheduling Methods

Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM)

Reverse Phase Schedules

Rolling Wave Planning

Agile Project Planning

Auto/Manual Scheduling

Methods are not mutually exclusive!

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Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM)

Incorporates calculations on resource availability

The resource most in demand is identified

Keep that resource appropriately busy on critical chain activities

Critical chain method – an alternative scheduling technique that modifies project schedule by taking resource constraints into account…allows the project team to place buffers on any project schedule path to account for uncertainty and limited resources

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CCPM Components

Avoid multitasking

Estimate aggressively activity completion time

Feed time buffer in front of critical chain activities

Put time reserved for uncertainty at project end

Finish activities early if possible

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Reverse Phase Schedules

a.k.a. Last Planner System

Developed by people closest to the work

Start with final project deliverables

Ask what needs to be completed prior to starting work on this deliverable

Think from end of the project to the beginning

Often used in construction projects

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Rolling Wave Planning

Plan first part of project in detail

Plan later parts at a high level/ use placeholders

Focus on the near term

Extreme of rolling wave planning is Agile

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Agile Project Planning

Collaborative approach with workers and stakeholders

Stakeholders want cost, schedule, & functionality data before approving a project

Avoid stringent change control

Projects planned in short increments called sprints

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Auto/Manual Scheduling

MS Project now allows manual scheduling

Enables users to emulate MS Excel

When showing few milestones without dates (i.e. during Chartering), manual scheduling may be good option

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Using MS Project for Resource Allocation

Defining resources

Set up a Resource Calendar

Assigning resources

Finding Over-allocated resources

Dealing with Over-allocations

Crashing a Critical Path Activity

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1. Defining Resources

Describe available resources in the MS Project data base

As a single unit or a pool of like units

Resources include:

People

Buildings

Materials

Facilities

Supplies

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1. Defining Resources

Enter resource information before time of assignment to a task

Minimum field requirements for defining resources

Name

Max Units

If costs are to be modeled, must provide:

Rates

Cost per Use

Accrue At values

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1. Defining Resources

Max Units Field

Determined before resource is assigned to activities

Defines availability of a resource for project work

Default 100%, but individual resources not usually 10

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