The Absolute Basics of Project Management - Michael Clingan 970-215-2981
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The Absolute Basics of Project Management Michael Clingan 970-215-2981 michael.clingan@theclaymoregroup.com
Over 50 projects in the consumer electronics industry Created an engineering group specializing in rapid ramp-ups Took prototype lead times from 4-6 weeks Why me? to 2 days Developed Rapid for IT projects, an Enterprise predecessor to Agile Figured out projects are for leaders
Only 2.5% of companies successfully complete 100% of their projects (PwC) In 2013, less than one third of all projects were completed successfully (Standish) What’s up with projects? One in six IT projects has a 200% cost overrun & schedule overrun of 70%. (HBR) 17% of large IT projects fail so badly they pose a threat to the company (McKinsey)
To-Do + Name + Duration + Due Date = Task
A Another Task Task
Task + Task + …. = Simple Project
A Another Task Task
Tasks + Dependencies = Common Project
Common Projects + Shared Resources = Complex Project
A Another Task Task 4 days ± 1 day 2 days ± 2 days
Dependence Variation
A B C D E 5 5 5 5 5
An average A B C D E of 3.19 work units/day 5±1 5±1 5±1 5±1 5±1
Anything with dependent What qualifies tasks and a higher degree as a project? of variation from what you normally do.
Planning Doing The 4 phases of project management Delivering Learning
According to PwC’s Project Management Global Survey 32% of project failures are due to poor estimation during the planning phase
Written statement of the scope, deliverables, budget, and time Work Breakdown Schedule with Planning – task info, milestones, and buffer(s) 4 things to include Tracking and communications tools and plan Identification of risk factors
Orcon Aerospace New Market Offer Plan Team/Champion 4-Aug 11-Aug 18-Aug 25-Aug 1-Sep 8-Sep 15-Sep 22-Sep 29-Sep ### ### 20-Oct 27-Oct 3-Nov 10-Nov 17-Nov Define and Idea/By-in Idea/By- Idea/By-in Preferred Sort top by in by Int'l Aero Jim, Chris Customer customer Domestic Int'l Mexico? Program opportunitie Partners? Qantas? s Start Partner Base Data Re-tailor with 3 A/C fully presentation Key informatio defined by /Value Custome n - model, Orcon & package Cost/Benefit r Targets type, #'s, Customer Jim, Chris, Analysis - etc. (Identify David Data Weight, Collection Corrosion, Install Savings) By airline Standardiz Pricing Cost Close and defined e kits establish: benefit Deal kits (sales/ (custom- Up and analysis Mechanic's engineering ization) cross sell - custome Choice and Orcon & tape, r Jim, Chris, Present A/MRO strip, finalized David Kitting mechanic clips, (drawings & dryliner, GRT's) etc. for installatio n Know Revision PMA Inv. Area choice kits control rules, (supermarke Bobbie, Roberto, DAR,813 t) min/max Kanban Vicki 0-3 Issues 72 hr base Maintenance Supplier kit turn and schedule managed Bobbie, Roberto, 2 week turn inventory Vicki on any Maintenance bilge kit Train Communi- Right parts staff, cation at the Right Custom Flow with Dennis & Team time = er U/C & MX GUARANTEE service Engineerin Defined g work card Support final relationshi terminolog Engineering & installation p based on y Sales at customer full "trust" Notes:
Project Owne r ###### ###### ###### ##### ##### 16-Jun-08 ##### ##### #### ##### ##### ##### ##### ##### 18-Aug-08 ###### ##### ##### ###### ###### ###### ##### ##### ###### ##### ##### ###### ###### ###### ##### ##### ##### ##### ##### Have a PEEK Alex Orcon Avery must develop pressure sensitive adhesives that meet product requirements - High Level Kickoff meeting Product from Avery Orcon has a product developed that meets Tape Orcon tape added to QPL at Boeing tape on the provides is tested at Orcon Boeing Specifications - Boeing test tape passes mfg Boeing QPL film and and passes test at properties Mexmil needed to Avery Responsibility Hamang Hamang Hamang Chris Chris Chris Cost $15k Have a qualified Alex Define Co-developer Co-developers short list Co-developer interviews and final choice Agreements with co-developers signed, joint Product configuration and adhesive/coating package finalized Lamination process using chosen adhesives defined and finalized film meeting all target screening criteria developed made - 2-4 weeks NDA and joint development contracts requirements of physical finalized finalized Boeing BMS8- properties 380 and cost (product definition) Responsibility Hamang, Hemang, Alex Jim Alex. Executive Team, Alex, Executive Team, Hemang Alex, Gerald Hemang Hemang, Jim Carroll Alex Carrol, Vicki, Hemang Cost $50- 75k Bobbie, Gerald $4k $20- 50k Have the ability David Buy from Qualification testing (no 1,000 Include Run Manufacture Orcotek blankets in Union City Add PEEK Strip to sell blankets Lamart or hour test) performed at Orcon, Lamart flammabilit and blankets in Ensenada - 1-4 weeks to Orcotek blankets and Orcotek manufacture BMS/OMS PEEK film in y tests at drawing and STC made with PEEK at Orcon Orcon's STC Orcon per blankets films flammabilit approval available y test plan for sale Responsibility Vicki Kiran David Kiran, Vicki , Roberto David David Hemang, David Buy material form Lamart & receive material - 4-6 weeks Findings submitted to FAA, 10 projects or 6 months Responsibility Sue Toliver David Develop DAR sample conformity OMS spec & internal qualification requirement s Responsibility Hemang, Larry Scott Cost $15k $10.5k Acquire the skills Dennis Complete Create a job Orcon Go to Screen potential candidates - 3-6 months Individual hired necessary to job description (criteria) approval executive position Orcon justification to hire recruiters as an adhesives and need (scrim assessment lamination) paperwork innovator Responsibility Dennis Dennis, Gerald, Dennis, HR, Gerald Dennis, Gerald, Alex, Bob, Joe, Bobbie, Kim HR Alex, Bobbie Hollis Select a recruiter $110k + benefits Responsibility HR, Gerald, Alex Cost $200k $40k Establish & Grow Chris Establish contact list - Consultative Selling - Boeing product development status updates, issues with current suppliers and materials Establish on- On tape QPL close business utilize Patti Lampman going relationships and Boeing-Long Beach weekly with Boeing contact visits Responsibility Jim, Chris Jim, Chris Jim, Chris Jim, Chris, Scott IP issue resolved On manufacturing QPL Responsibility Begin discussions - Jim and Dennis, full Executive Team available to assist Jim, Chris, Scott New Product Technology to supply new generation materials planned Projects launched to supply film for QPL - 12 month project Requiremen ts Responsibility Jim, Chris Alex, Hamang Alex, Hamang Cost $0k Maintain Project Dennis PEEK PEEK Project PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK PEEK Momentum Project Review Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Review Meeting Review Review Review Review Review Review Review Review Review Review Review Review Review Review Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Responsibility Dennis, Dennis, ET Dennis, Dennis, Dennis, Dennis, Dennis, ET Dennis, Dennis, ET Dennis, Dennis, ET Dennis, Dennis, ET Dennis, Dennis, Dennis, ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET Maintain a Long- Dennis Add Project Portfolio and/or strategic marketing items to (MBO) objectives, permanently add both to ET meeting agenda, brainstorm other activities to accomplish this goal (regular retreats, etc.) - forever term Strategic Marketing focus Responsibility Dennis, Executive Team Value Priceles s
Step 1 – Build the WBS Scope Summary Critical Critical Critical Success Success Success Factor Factor Factor To-Do E To-Do C To-Do G To-Do D To-Do B To-Do F To-Do A
Step 1 – Build the WBS Open a sales office in Cheyenne by 1/2020 Office is WiFi Staff is hired leased and supports and trained equipped video conferences and large file Train staff in transfers Loveland office Hire staff via LinkedIn
Step 1 – Build the WBS with Project Team Scope Summary Critical Critical Critical Success Success Success Factor Factor Factor To-Do E To-Do C To-Do G To-Do D To-Do B To-Do F To-Do A
Step 2 – Rotate 90 ◦ Critical To-Do D To-Do E Success Factor Critical Scope To-Do A To-Do B To-Do C Success Factor Summary Critical To-Do F To-Do G Success Factor
Step 3 – Convert WBS to a Plan Task D Task E Milestone Task A Task B Task C Milestone Delivery Task F Task G Milestone Start Finish
Step 4 – Identify Critical Path Task D Task E Milestone Task A Task B Task C Milestone Delivery Task F Task G Milestone
Step 5 – Add a Project Buffer Task D Task E Milestone Task A Task B Task C Milestone Project Buffer Delivery Task F Task G Milestone
Estimated Task Time Hands On Safety
Task 1 Estimate Task 2 Estimate Task 3 Estimate Start Finish Task 1 Task 2 Task 3 Hands On Hands On Hands On Buffer Start Finish
Step 5 – Add a Project Buffer Task D Task E Milestone Task A Task B Task C Milestone Project Buffer Delivery Task F Task G Milestone
Scope Creep Doing – Student Syndrome 4 things to avoid Parkinson’s Law Multitasking
Task
“Health” of project buffer Doing – What’s my constraining resource? 4 things a project leader How is that resource shared must know with other projects or tasks? Are we running a marathon or a relay race?
Summary 01 02 03 04 05 Plan, Do, Engage the Don’t penalize Relay race work Lead when you Deliver, Learn team early owners of late ethic can, manage task, use the when you must buffer
Asana SmartSheet Free (at least Wrike initially) PM Software ClickUp Teamweek OpenProject
Questions? Success Stories? Painful Experiences? Michael Clingan 970-215-2981 michael.clingan@theclaymoregroup.com
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