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| Work Performance Information |
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| this is an output of control procurements and is then used as an input to monitor and control project work |
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| Work Performance Information |
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| gives a basis for identification of current or potential problems to support claims or new procurements |
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| the time required to recover the INITIAL investment |
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| Monitor & Control Project Work |
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| process involves comparing actual project performance to the expected project performance as outlined in the project management plan |
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| the schedule flexibility on any network path is measured by this |
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| Close Project or Phase outputs |
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the final product, service, or result transition
Organizational Process assets updates |
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| extraneous work that a project team performs without approvals, which can be controlled by effective project management such as effective Scope, Communications and Human resources management |
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| Collaborate/Problem Solving |
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| incorporating multiple viewpoints and insights from differing perspectives; requires a cooperative attitude and open dialogue that typically leads to consensus and commitment |
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| Close Procurements Process Outputs |
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closed procurements
organizational process assets updates |
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| used to establish control thresholds for monitoring cost performance |
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| Configuration Verification and Audit |
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| ensures that the functional requirements defined in the configuration documentation have been met |
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| is an interpersonal skill that involves awareness of, and consideration for, the various perspectives in any situation |
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effective decision making
influencing
leadership |
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| contains the assumptions made when dealing with inclusion or exclusion of direct or indirect costs in the project budget |
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| straight-line, double declining balance, sum-of-years digits |
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| example of a time series forecasting method |
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| Business Case: Project Charter |
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| business case is an input to the develop project charter process which produces the project charter |
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| Product Analysis: Define Scope |
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| product analysis is a tool and technique of the define scope process |
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| Define Activities: Activity List |
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| define activities is the process that produces an activity list |
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| Quality Metrics : Quality Checklists |
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| outputs of the Plan Quality process |
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| Project Charter : Stakeholder Register |
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| project charter is an input to the identify stakeholders process, which in turn produces the stakeholder register |
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| Maslows Five Needs that drive human motivation |
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| physiological, safety, social, esteem, and self actualization |
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| refers to an understanding that you as a project manager have with regard to the organization's specific processes, policies, and procedures and the way that the company operates on a day-to-day basis |
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| Classification of Stakeholder Engagement |
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| Unaware, resistant, neutral, supportive, leading |
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| aware of project changes and always supportive to change |
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this builds trust, fosters relationships, and improves communication among participants
these have an interactive nature |
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| or bidder conferences are used to provide a common understanding for all bidders and to avoid any preferential treatment for individual bidders |
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| Project Approval Requirements |
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these are listed in the project charter
such as who decides if the project is successful and who signs off on the projects completion |
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| generally less costly and less time consuming than other estimating techniques but it is also generally less accurate |
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| a formal and official document used to communicate with stakeholders |
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| a clause in a legal document that is designed to threaten someone, usually with litigation or criminal prosecution, into acting, refraining from acting, or ceasing to act |
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