CHAPTER 14 PROCESS MANAGEMENT

Lecture The management and control of quality - Chapter 14: Statistical process control. This chapter presents the following content: Statistical quality control, statistical process control, types of variations, causes of variation, assignable causes,...

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This model came out of work with international subsidiaries that, as they began the training and deployment for PM methods, techniques, and tools, asked for a one-p[r]

Fig. 3. Traditional risk management process. Based on (Government Asset Management Committee 2001)
The second step is the analysis of risks by identification, assessment, ranking and screening out minor risks. This step is filled with shortcomings and potential pitfalls of[r]

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Chapter 1 covers project management. More robots bite the dust for a lack of man- agement discipline than any other reason. Building robots is much like going into bat- tle. You can do great damage coming straight out of the gate and swinging swords, but it takes planning to make sure[r]

H OW TO U SE Y OUR P ROCESS S KIL LS TO P REVENT AND S OLVE C OMMUNICATIO N P R OBLEMS Process and project management frame the work in business terms understandable to direct reports, peers, and upper management. They also facilitate setting expectations, monitoring progress,[r]

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Chapter 3 - performance management and strategic planning. In this chapter, the following content will be discussed: The definition of strategic management and its four key attributes, the strategic management process and its three interrelated and principal activities, the vital role of corporate g[r]

5.1.1.1 Step 1: Brainstorming Problems and Improvements
My assumption in this discussion is that you have formed a continuous improvement task force and it is that task force that is using the problem-solving model. Based on the task force members’ specific understanding of the knowl- edge area or[r]

Even though a project is on time and within budget, it can fail if users’ expectations are not met. The project team must understand the users’ business and their needs and effectively communicate with them. The users need to provide constant information and feedback and can do so through formal (me[r]

Continue to pursue improvement initiatives you might want to tackle one process at a time and try to make those improve-ments through proactive support of project teams rather than throu[r]

Chapter 4 - defining performance and choosing a measurement approach. In this chapter, the following content will be discussed: Performance management process, components of PMP, performance execution, performance assessment, performance review, performance renewal and re-contracting.

The MTC is a forecasting report. Of all the reports that can be generated for the project, the MTC may be the only one that attempts to forecast the future of a project. It does that by projecting trends into the future. All other project management reports that I am familiar with are reports[r]

Lecture 11 - Capacity Management and Planning. The contents of this chapter include all of the following: Capacity, capacity management, matching capacity and demand, capacity planning process, resource planning, inputs to capacity planning.

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Chapter 11 then describes the control process in project management software. Chapter 11 then describes the control process in project management - keeping the project under control and bringing it back into alignment with plans when our monitoring shows that it is delivering.

„ Process ID (PID). The unique identifier for the process; used to
specify processes to the operating system when an application makes a system call to signal, modify, or wait for another process
„ Credentials. Each process must have an associated user ID and one o[r]

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CHAPTER 27 Slide 2 OBJECTIVES  To introduce the quality management process and key quality management activities  To explain the role of standards in quality management  To explain th[r]