Lect 01
Lect 01
Projects Management
Grades 50
Using
Arabic or English
is permitted
هو جهود تبذل بصفة مؤقتة إلخراج منتج أو خدمة أو نتٌجة فرٌدة من نوعها
.وٌخضع لمجموعة من القٌود
1. A Market Demand:
Oil company want to build oil refinery
2. A Customer Request :
Power company authorize a new power plant
3. A Technological Demand:
New video game, new Cell
4. A Legal requirement :
Toxic Waste Disposal Center
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Project Characteristics خصائص المشروع
1. Project is Temporary
Definite beginning
Definite end: When objectives achieved, or When Objectives cannot be met
(terminated)
2. Project is Unique
Never happened before & will never happen again under the same conditions.
No two projects are precisely alike (Some elements are unique)
حتى لو تشابهت األنشطة نجد االختالف فً المالك األفراد المكان البٌئة وغٌرها
The project sponsor usually provides the direction and funding for the project.
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Project Constrains
الميىد الوفشوضخ ػلى الوششوع
أمثلة أمثلة
خط تجمٌع بمصنع سٌارات تصمٌم برنامج جدٌد
عملٌة إصدار فواتٌر لشركة بطاقات إئتمان إنشاء مبنى
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Classification of Project Types
SUPPLIERS
CUSTOMERS
Opponents THE PROJECT
Project Manager
SOCIETY &
Project Management Team
EMPLOYEES
باسم الحلوانى.إدارة المشروعات – د 14
فشل المشروع Project Failure
المشروع الناجح:
هو الذي ٌنتهً بعد تحقٌق متطلباته وفقا لـــ: فشل الوشبسيغ:
الوقت المحدد ()Time •
هي أهن أسجبة فشل الوشبسيغ هى إهب
التكلفة المحددة ()Cost • أى يكىى هٌبلك خطأ في الزخطيظ أو
النطاق المحدد ()Scope • خطأ في الزٌفيز .ويؼزجش الوششوع
الجودة المطلوبة ()Quality •
ثأًه فبشل في أحذ الحبالد الزبليخ:
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Project Failure فشل المشروع
IT projects have a terrible track record.
A 1995 Standish Group study (CHAOS) found that only 16.2 percent of IT
projects were successful in meeting scope, time, and cost goals.
Over 31 percent of IT projects were canceled before completion, costing over
$81 billion in the U.S. alone. [1]
[1] The Standish Group, “The CHAOS Report” (www.standishgroup.com) (1995). Another
reference is Johnson, Jim, “CHAOS: The Dollar Drain of IT Project Failures,” Application
Development Trends (January 1995).
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Project Success Factors
Can Work with large no. of groups & understands their demands & concerns
One who has worked in several different departments
Hard-nosed manager (a person who is tough, practical, and unsentimental)
Distinguish Essential versus Non-essential
Capable of evaluating risk & uncertainty
Control & Evaluate project Performance
Can Work with large no. of groups & understands their demands & concerns
Hard-nosed manager (a person who is tough, practical, and unsentimental)
One who has worked in several different departments
Distinguish Essential versus Non-essential
Capable of evaluating risk & uncertainty
Control & Evaluate project Performance
Set objectives,
Establish plans
Organization resources,
Provide staffing (Recruitment)
Set up controls,
Issue directives
Motivate personnel,
Remain flexible
Program managers oversee programs and often act as bosses for project
managers.
Project Cycle