Introduction to the Process Improvement Life Cycle The Importance of Process Stand Still and Go Backwards Standish Group Chaos Report Balancing People, Project Management Processes, and Technology Process Improvement Versus Practice Improvement Typical Project Improvement Practices Project Reviews Best Practices Lessons Learned Definition of the Process Improvement Life Cycle Who Is Responsible for Process Improvement? Effectively Dealing with the Obstacles Points to Remember Overview of the Project Management Maturity The Software Engineering Institute Capability The Project Management Maturity Model PMBOK Knowledge Areas and Maturity Profile Assessing and Reporting Maturity Level Overview of the Survey Questionnaire Reporting the Process Maturity Baseline Reporting the Project/Process Maturity Gap Maturity Profile by Knowledge Area Metrics to Identify Project Improvement Opportunities Project Level Prioritizing Improvement Opportunities Ranking Improvement Opportunities Points to Remember Tools to Investigate Improvement Opportunities Problem Solving for Continuous Improvement Brainstorming Fishbone Diagrams Force Field Analysis Pareto Diagrams Process Charts Root Cause Analysis Prioritizing Processes Recap Points to Remember ReferenceCommissioning Improvement Initiatives Characteristics of an Improvement Program Long Duration Multiproject Approach Just-in-Time Planning High Change High Kill Rate Characteristics of an Improvement Initiative Short Duration Multiphase Approach Just-in-Time Planning High Change High Kill Rate Setting Maturity Goals Scope the Initiative Evaluating Improvement Opportunities High-Level Planning of the Initiative Work Breakdown Structure Project Management Process Improvement Prioritize and Schedule Approaches Monitoring the Initiative Redirecting the Initiative Closing the Initiative Case Study: B. Stoveburden Trucking Company Case Study Background Projects Fail PD and PP Maturity Levels for Selected Knowledge Areas Process Level Results of the Improvement Programs Points to Remember Closing Thoughts Implementation Challenges Suggested Implementation Strategies Points to Remember Appendix: Maturity Assessment Questionnaire Project Integration Management Project Scope Management Processes Project Time Management Processes Project Cost Management Project Quality Management Project Human Resources Management Project Communications Management Project Risk Management Processes Project Procurement Management Processes About the Author
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