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Project Management Case Study

The document outlines the steps to create and manage a project in Project Management (PS) including: 1. Creating the project, changing it, and creating relationships between activities 2. Assigning milestones and releasing the project 3. Reporting costs using a cost element report and analyzing the project structure The steps also include further scheduling, posting activity confirmations, displaying actual cost reporting, and creating a creditor invoice.

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Project Management Case Study

The document outlines the steps to create and manage a project in Project Management (PS) including: 1. Creating the project, changing it, and creating relationships between activities 2. Assigning milestones and releasing the project 3. Reporting costs using a cost element report and analyzing the project structure The steps also include further scheduling, posting activity confirmations, displaying actual cost reporting, and creating a creditor invoice.

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PS) CASE STUDY

STEP 1: CREATE PROJECT


STEP 2: CHANGE PROJECT
STEP 3: CREATE RELATIONSHIPS
STEP 4: ASSIGN MILESTONES
STEP 5: RELEASE OF PROJECT
STEP 6: REPORTING USING COST ELEMENT REPORT

1. Where do the planned costs result from, which are displayed in the report?

 For the network activities you specified work centers and the amount
of work (in units of hours). As for the primary cost activities you
entered the costs directly. These costs are determined by network
costing and will be displayed as aggregated costs for WBS elements
and for the project definition. The servicing activity resulted in a
purchase requisition for the purchasing department, which is
displayed as commitment (value type, which displays a future
obligation)

2. What is the reason for the “commitments” value?

 For purchasing orders, the commitments can be value based or


quantity base handled, based on the unit of measure used on the PO.
 For positions that are using quantity-based commitments, the
commitments will be reduced based on the quantity from the goods
receipt/invoice and not in the value.           
 In customizing, the unit of measure can be checked via transaction
CUNI  [since 40A], or in the field T006-KZWOB (set means value
related).
 (Customizing -> General settings -> Check unit of measurement).
STEP 7: ANALYZE PROJECT STRUCTURE

1. Please write down the network number which is the one in front of your activity
numbers.
a. 4000041
STEP 8: FURTHER SCHEDULING OF PROJECT
STEP 9: POST ACTIVITY CONFIRMATIONS

STEP 10: DISPLAY ACTUAL COST REPORTING

1. Which cost element is used in the activity 0045 Outsourcing gear?


a. 700000  AUFWENDUNGEN ARBEITSKOSTEN

STEP 11: CREATE CREDITOR INVOICE

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