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Project Management Framework. Launch Glamorgan Business Centre 27 FEBRUARY 2009. Agenda. 14:00-14:05 Opening and Welcome – Huw Rees Williams (Pro Vice Chancellor Resources).
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Project Management Framework LaunchGlamorgan Business Centre27 FEBRUARY 2009
Agenda 14:00-14:05 Opening and Welcome – Huw Rees Williams (Pro Vice Chancellor Resources). 14:05-14:10 Implementing the Project Management Framework– Huw Rees Williams (Pro Vice Chancellor Resources). 14:10-14:40 Introducing the Project Management Framework – Robin Davies (Project and Policy Officer, Directorate). 14:40–14:50 Training opportunities – Helen Harries(Staff Development Advisor, HR). 14:50-15:00 Introducing the Project Management Forum – Alan Davies (Head of Information Systems, LCSS). 15:00-15:25 Q&A session – all. 15:25-15:30 Next steps - Huw Rees Williams (Pro Vice Chancellor Resources). 15:30 Close
Background Understanding how the PMF will impact upon you Implementation (approach and timescales) Pilot projects: CCI Render Labs; Student Accommodation Project; Stress Management Project; Quality Through People Project; Corporate implementation (start 2009/10 academic year) Support mechanisms Training; Directorate; The Project Management Forum. Implementing the Project Management Framework
Define the Project Management Framework (PMF); Define the main benefits of the PMF; Provide an overview of the PMF; Illustrate the supporting templates. Introducing the Project Management Framework
Defining the PMF “An uncomplicated, easy to use set of tools designed to promote best practice and consistency in managing the University of Glamorgan Group’s projects.”
Simplifies and repackages the best and most appropriate project management approaches into our own ‘product’; Facilitates and promotes best practice; Reduces the risk of project failure; Increases the level of experience that all staff can bring to projects; Standardises our project management terminology. Benefits of the PMF
Framework 6 overarching themes; 5 main stages; 21 steps. Scaling tools Templates Overview of the PMF
Risk management; Project planning; Quality; Project governance and control; Change control/project issues; Project assurance. Six overarching themes
Five main stages 0. Pre start-up • Startup • Initiation • Production • Closure
Scale the project to the PMF; and Prepare the business case. Pre start-up Step
Three levels of project Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Or don’t use PMF! Scaling the project
The justification for the project. How the product supports the ‘business’. Business Case
Project Mandate; Executive; Project governance; Project Manager; Support/Filing; Project approach; Risks; Project Brief. Start-up Step
Defining quality Tolerances Communications Project Initiation Document (PID) Initiation Step
Allocating work packages Assessing progress End work package Production Step
Project closure recommendation Lessons learned Project closure notification End project report Closure Step