BSBPMG540 Manage Project Integration
- Subject Code :
BSBPMG540
BSBPMG540 Manage Project Integration
Assessment Task 1
Task 1: Project Integration Management
Part 1: Establish the project
Project Charter:
A.Project Background
the organisations strategic objectives and goals?>
B.Project Purpose and Justification
C.High Level Project Scope Statement Project Objectives and SuccessCriteria
High Level Project Scope and Requirements In scope
- Out of scope
- Assumptions
The main assumptions are
Constraints
The main constraints are:
D.Project Methodology andApproach
The phases are:
E.Project Structure
F.Project Stakeholders andAuthority (Atleast 5)
The major stakeholders and their authority level on this project are shown below.
Name |
Title |
Authority Level/Responsibility/Decision Making |
G.Project high level risks Rating scales andcategories
Likelihood
Title |
Ratin g |
Description |
Very Low |
1 |
Highly unlikely to occur; however, still needs to be monitored as certain circumstances could result in this risk becoming more likely to occur during the project |
Low |
2 |
Unlikely to occur, based on current information, as the circumstances likely to trigger the risk are also unlikely to occur |
Medium |
3 |
Likely to occur as it is clear that the risk will probably eventuate |
High |
4 |
Very likely to occur, based on the circumstances of the project |
Very High |
5 |
Highly likely to occur as the circumstances which will cause this risk to eventuate are also very likely to be created |
Impact
Title |
Ratin g |
Description |
Very Low |
1 |
Insignificant impact on the project. It is not possible to measure the impact on the project as it is minimal |
Low |
2 |
Minorimpactontheproject,e.g.<5%deviationinscope,scheduledend- date or projectbudget |
Medium |
3 |
Measurable impact on the project, e.g. 5-10?viation in scope, scheduled end-date or project budget |
High |
4 |
Significant impact on the project, e.g. 10-25?viation in scope, scheduled end-date or project budget |
Very High |
5 |
Major impact on the project, e.g. >25?viation in scope, scheduled end-date or project budget |
Risk Matrix: Likelihood X Impact = Overall Level/Rating
LIKELIHOOD
IMPACT |
Very Low |
Low |
Medium |
High |
Very High |
VeryLow 1 |
Very Low 1 |
Low 2 |
Low 3 |
Low 4 |
Medium 5 |
Low 2 |
Low 2 |
Low 4 |
Medium 6 |
Medium 8 |
High 10 |
Medium 3 |
Low 3 |
Medium 6 |
High 9 |
High 12 |
Very High 15 |
High 4 |
Low 4 |
Medium 8 |
High 12 |
Very High 16 |
Very High 20 |
VeryHigh 5 |
Medium 5 |
High 10 |
Very High 15 |
Very High 20 |
Very High 25 |
Overall Level/Rating |
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0 1 = Very Low |
2 4 = Low |
5 8 = Medium |
9 14 = High |
15 25 = Very High |
Categories
The risk categories are:
- Financial
- Marketing andSales
- Resourcing
- Technical
- Legal
High level risk register
Below are the top 5 risks:
Risk No. |
Category |
Risk Description |
Likelihood |
Impact |
1 |
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H.SummarySchedule
Phase or Milestone |
Preferred completion date |
Dependencies |
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- SummaryBudget (Atleast 5 categories)
Category of Cost |
Best Estimate |
Worst Estimate |
Most Likely |
Note:
J.Document QualityControl (Atleast 3)
Version Control
Version |
Date |
Author |
Comments/Changes |
Approvers
Name |
Title |
Signature |
Signed |
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Reviewers (Atleast 3)
Name |
Title |
Signature |
Definitions (Optional)
TERM/ABBREVIATI ON |
FULL NAME |
DESCRIPTION |
Part 2: Undertake project planning and design processes
The project management plan describes the necessary work (and the reasons for this work) that is to be executed to plan, deliver and monitor the scope, time, cost, quality, human resources, communication and project information, stakeholder management, risk and procurement management plans assessed in these units in an integrated manner according to the governance arrangements. This is demonstrated by consistency across these areas where the information from one area is used as a basis for another. E.g.: timeframes provide part of the basis of budget estimates.
- Briefly describe the tools and techniques that you used to develop the project managementplan?
- Briefly describe how the project work was to be executed to accomplish the project objectives, including the dependencies and interactions among each knowledge area of theproject?
- Brieflydescribetheorganisationsenvironmentalfactorsyouusedtoplananddeliver theproject?
- What organisational processes were used to develop the project management plan? Your answer should include any standardised guidelines, work instructions, proposal evaluation criteria, performance measurement criteria, change control procedures, historical information and lessons
- How was the integrity of your project baselines to be maintained throughout the project life cycle? Who was responsible for thiswork?
- Provide details of how approval would be obtained for the project management
- Describe how the triple constraint is applied to your <time, cost, scope - to maintain the quality of project work>
Part 3: Execute project in work environment
- What work performance data did you collect about the completion status of deliverablesduringthisphaseoftheproject?Describeoneexampleofareviewofthe impact on late completion of a deliverable and how you managed its impact and implementation of any agreedchanges?
Part 4: Manage project control
- Giveanexampleofthetoolsandtechniquesthatyouusetoanalysethestatusofone deliverableinyourprojectthatguidedtheinformationandrecommendationthatyou documented in a status
- Which project plans/logs and registers would you need update to Direct and Manage Project Work? Why would theychange?
Part 4: Manage project Finalization
- A Provide a post implementation report you completed for your project showing performance measured against objectives and success criteria. (Atleast 5)
Project Objective |
Was the Success Criteria met? (SMART) |
Performance |
- For this project, provide a project checklist of relevant project finalisation activities including who will be responsible for these. These activities may include: handover, financial, legal, contractual, documentation, issue, reports finalisation and organisation knowledge management. Write your answers on a piece of paper, clearly writing the contributors and describing the project. (Atleast 3)
Number |
Items |
Owner |
Checklist (Yes/No) |