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Introduction to Project Management, PMI & PMI Credentials Presented by Hari Prasad Thapliyal PMO Architect & Project Management Trainer PM-Learn.com In general interest of the public, aspiring PMP, project managers

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Introduction to Project Management,

PMI & PMI Credentials

Presented by

Hari Prasad Thapliyal

PMO Architect & Project Management Trainer

PM-Learn.com

In general interest of the public, aspiring PMP, project managers

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This presentation is for general public about

the Project Management Profession. Hope

you would enjoy this

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Top 5 Tech Skills for 2010

Project Management

Security

Network Administration

Cloud Virtualization

Business Analysis

Source: 2010 IT Skills and salary report, Global knowledge and TechRepublic:

Nov’2009 Survey

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Project Manager is not Designation but a Profession.

To adopt any profession we need to have education, skills & experience of that profession!

Most of the life we live like unconscious project manager!

Anybody who is working to bring change in… is part of project team. Scope of that project may vary. Ask

yourself who is the project manager of that change?

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So be proud that you are on right track

By choosing

“Project Management” Profession

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What is a project?

A project is temporary endeavor undertaken to create unique product, service or result

Temporary: Beginning and end

End is reached when objectives have been achieved or project terminated or objective cannot be met

Temporary: Does not apply to Product, service or result but to endeavour

Unique: Either product is unique, customer is new or location is new or input to project is new

A project can involve a single person, a single org unit or multiple org units

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Project Produces :- Product, Service or Result

Product Residential Apartment

Setup a factory

Application enhancement of a banking software application

Develop a new software application

Service Establish a training department which can take care of organizational training need

Establish a presale department which can take care of all new business initiatives

Setup a call centre

Enabling a feature so that you start getting msg for every deposit or withdrawal from your account

Define a new product release process

Result Passed in PMP exam, GMAT exam etc

Health cured

Illiteracy removed

AIDS or Hepatitis B removed from the surface of earth

Sanitary and hygiene education for all

Hair cutting at saloon

Conduct annual appraisals

Conduct training programs

Take food at a restaurant

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Define Product, Service or Result

From previous slide can you state non

overlapping definition of product, service or

result?

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Projects and Operations

Projects and Operations

Develop one application and use it

Enhance certain feature in application and use those

Elect politicians, form government and run government

Setup airport and operanionalize

Setup school and operanionalize

Setup factory and operanionalize

Address the AIDS problems and make sure that no new case comes up

Find a job and do the job

Get married and maintain the marriage

Launch satellite in space and get the benefits

Get the peace and maintain it

Start a new branch office and run it

Open business new account and provide services

Built a national monuments and maintain it for public use

Spent money and use the product/ start the service/ get the result (realize benefits)

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Market place/

community Organization Any Portfolio

Particular

Portfolio

Need Top Management

Validate the need, potential business

opportunity, assign the need to

portfolio/experts for creating a business

case, business proposal is made

Org. Leadership

Unknown source

Org Leadership

Prioritize the business proposal based

on org vision/mission/value system of

organization/ value the project’s product

adds to stakeholders. Create

portfolio/assign the business proposal to

portfolio

Portfolio Management

Create the programs, projects proposals

from the selected business proposal.

Outflow of values/ ROI

• Strategic Decision

• Enterprise Level Decision

• Fairly good amount $ @ stake

• Long term commitment

• Corporate image

• Portfolio Manager is concern

about the actual returns of the

outcome of project but not in

control after project/program

has achieve its goal and

outcome of project

(service/product) in being

used for giving services.

Operation manager in control

now

Top Management & Projects

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How project/program starts?

Consideration

Evaluation

Prioritization

Assignment

Delivery

Operationalization

Need

Strategic Mgmt

Portfolio

Program/ Project

Management

Operation Mgmt

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How project/program starts?

There is a need

Consideration: Should we address this need or ignore it- If not aligned to org goal/mission/objective/value systems then ignore it otherwise pick up for evaluation

Evaluation: What value it adds to organization/ stakeholders correspond to price need to be paid by stakeholders. ROI/ BCR

Prioritization: How much important this need is compare to other needs; because of resource constraints we cannot do all pickup few most important

Assignment: Assign the opportunity to portfolio and allocate the funds. Creates programs, projects.

Delivery: Programs, projects planned and delivered by program/project team

Operationalization: Benefits of Product/Result/Service of project are realized by user/community/stakeholders

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Who owns the project/program

Program/Project

Identified in Sponsor

Org

Make of By Decision

Identify Project/Program

Manager

Define the overall scope

Develop Overall Project

plan & estimates

Plan the phase/release

Execute release plan

Stakeholder verify the

results

Document lessons

learned

Close release/phase

Project Execution

& Communication

Project Closure

Project in Performing Organization

Product, Service or

Result realized

Project Closure

Project Execution

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Make of By Decision

Buy Decision

RFP Floated by

Sponsor

Bidder Conference

Proposal Submitted by

Vendor

Contract awarded

Project Executed

Project Closure

Identify Project/Program

Manager

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Population, Megacities & Project

Management Need

2004 There were only 2 megacities (10 mn population)

In 2010 there are 21 megacities 11 in Asia, 4 in Latin America, 2 each in Africa, Europe and North

America

Today’s 21 megacities account for 9% of the world’s urban population

By 2025 there will be 29 megacities

Three are expected to emerge from China & similarly from India

By 2050, 70% of the worlds anticipated population (10 bn) will be urban dwellers

Source PMNetwork Aug’10

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India’s Infrastructure Blitz

INR 46.4 Tn: The amount India plans to spend on infra between 2014 and 2017

22%: The rate India’s infrastructure industry grew between 2008 – 2009

41%: The portion of infrastructure project completed in India between Apr’1992-Mar’2009 that faced cost overruns

82%: The portion of projects in that time period that missed their deadlines

74%: Believe that the shortage of PM is the main factor influencing infra project delivery

Source: Study on drivers of success in infra projects 2010, PMI & KPMG : PMNetwork: Jul’2010

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India Infrastructure Investment 2014-2017

Housing , $300 , 29%

Security, $160 , 15%

Education, $150 , 15%

Healthcare, $120 , 12%

Roads, $100 , 10%

Power, $120 , 12%

Sanitation, $40 , 4%

Water, $30 , 3%

Housing

Security

Education

Healthcare

Roads

Power

Sanitation

Water

Source: From the Report, prepared by Booz & Company in association with Cisco Systems for CII

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Demand vs Supply of PMs

How we are going to meet this huge demand of project managers who should manage INR 47 Tn projects?

How many rightly experienced people are available today?

How many rightly educated people are available today?

Many projects (especially education, health) are managed by NGOs

Do Indian NGOs have required project management skills?

Do Indian government department have project management skills

Efforts in PM education, certification & experience can fill the gap.

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Project Management Myth Vs Realty

It is inaccurate to think that only people

designated as Project Managers have

project management skills or use project

management methodologies

Any person who needs to manage multiple

task, involving multiple people and has

deadline can use project management skills

and knowledge

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Ubiquitous nature of Project Management

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Sales & Marketing

Campaign Management

Brand Management

Event Management

Product Lifecycle Management

Market Research

Public Relation

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Human Resource

Training & Development

Recruitment Planning & Exec

Appraisal Execution

Organization development planning

Growth Planning

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Finance

Budgeting

Variance Monitoring

Investment Planning

Merger & Acquisition Planning

IPO Planning & Execution

Following complains and disclosure

procedures

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Top Management

Strategic Planning

Monitoring initiative across department

Cash flow monitoring

Resource Planning

Expansion Planning

Managing Value Lifecycles

Crisis Management

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Manufacturing

Process improvement

Capacity Expansion Planning

Building New factories

Quality Management

Defect Management

Kaizen

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Home Users

Planning Parties or wedding

Building repair or house

Managing Proposals Finance

Tracking investments

Buying/selling property

Managing Cash flow

Moving residence from one place to other

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Any Role

Manage complex interdependent task

efficiently

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PMI® & PMP®

An Overview

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PMI® - Overview

Largest Not-for-Profit Organization for Project Management Professionals

PMI has 12 standards for project, program and portfolio management and

they are most widely recognized standards in the profession

Credentials, Research, Standards, Promotion of Project Management

Profession

PMI offers 5 global certifications

More than 250 chapters, and 30 industry or interest-based communities of

practice

Truly global membership with representation in 190+ countries

PMI has 1400 REPs across the global

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PMI® - Overview…

PMI Offices is in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania in the USA.

Founded in 1969 by working project managers

Governed by a Board of Directors; elected “volunteer” members

Chapters act as “franchises”, providing education and networking

Opportunities

Specific Interest Groups (SIGs), for similar industries or similar interests.

More than half million members and credential holders worldwide

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PMI® – Membership Benefits

Member’s only services and discounts on many of PMI’s valuable

products

Free Copy of the latest edition of the PMBOK® Guide CD ROM

Subscriptions to PM Network®, Project Management Journal® and

PMI Today™

Join PMI’s Chapters, Specific Interest Groups (SIGs) and Colleges

Access the Members Area of the Web site

Access the PMI Member Community online

http://www.pmi.org/Membership/Pages/Types-of-Memberships.aspx

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Provides professional and personal recognition

Expedites professional advancement

Creates job growth and opportunities within an organization

Provides a framework for standardized project management requirements

Increases an employee’s value to the organization

A major benefit that organizations - a truly global

certification.

PMI Certified Project Managers are a preferred lot by any organization

worldwide

High Demand due to short supply of Certified Project Managers

Increase in compensation within the organization

PMP® – Certification Benefits

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Projects

1. PMBOK 4th Edition, 2008

2. Schedule Management

3. Risk Management

4. Configuration Management

5. Practice Standard for Work Break Down Structure

6. Practice Standard for Earn Value Management

7. Construction Extension

8. Government Extensions

Project Management Standards

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Portfolio

9. Portfolio Management

Program 10. Program Management

Organization 11. OPM3

People 12. Project Manager Competency Development

Framework Profession

Project Management Standards

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PMP Journey

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Secondary Diploma + 5 Years Experience in Projects+

7500 Hours + 35 PDU

Or

4 years degree + 3 Years Experience in Projects+ 4500

Hours + 35 PDU

PMP Prerequisite

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Seven steps in the Journey towards

PMP®

Become a PMI member. Cost 129 US $.

Time span : On line or One week

Mandatory training/PM education for

35 hours of credits (chapter,university,institute or REP)

Prepare for Exam

1

2

Submit Fees (Cost : US$ 405)

get eligibility letter schedule Exam

Execute,Succeed & Celebrate

Time : 4 Hours

PMP

3

5

6

Receipt of PMP examination eligibility

notice from PMI ( (Time : 5 Days)) 4

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(You get 90 days to complete application)

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PMP Costs of Certification

Registration fees for 35 Contact Hours program through a R.E.P

PMI Membership Fees for General Candidates: $129

PMP Examination Fees Non-Members USD $555

PMI Members USD $405

Re-Examination Fees Non-Members USD $375

PMI Members USD $275

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Post Successful PMP Certification

Certificate is valid for 3 years

Within three years individual need to earn

60 PDU

Go to www.pmi.org for registering 60 PDU

& paying 60$ (current fee)

Your certificate will be renewed for next

three years

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12 Ways of earning PDU

1. PMI's Knowledge Shelf

2. PMI® Publication Quizzes

3. Volunteer Service

4. Registered Education Provider (R.E.P.) Courses

5. PMI® Global Congresses

6. PMI Community Offerings

7. SeminarsWorld®

8. eSeminarsWorldSM

9. Web-based Self-Study

10. Professional Activities (10-30 PDU)

11. Self-Directed Learning

12. Educational Programs by Outside Providers

http://www.pmi.org/Certification/Twelve-Ways-to-Earn-PDUs.aspx

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CAMP Journey

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A secondary diploma (high school or the

global equivalent)

AND

At least 1,500 hours experience OR 23

hours of project management education.

CAPM Prerequisite

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Seven steps in the Journey towards

CAMP®

Become a PMI member. Cost 40 US $.

Time span : On line or One week

1500 Hours experience OR PM training for

23 hours of credits (chapter, university, institute or REP)

Prepare for Exam

1

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Submit Fees (Cost : US$ 225)

get eligibility letter to schedule Exam

Execute, Succeed & Celebrate

Time : 3 Hours

CAMP

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Receipt of CAPM examination eligibility

notice from PMI ( (Time : 5 days)) 4

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Submit CAMP examination Application.

(You have 90 days to complete application)

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CAPM Costs of Certification

Registration fees for 23 Contact Hours program through a R.E.P

PMI Membership Fees for Students : $40 / Year

CAMP Examination Fees

Non-Members USD $300

PMI Members USD $225

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Post Successful CAPM Certification

CAPM certificate is valid only for 5 years

Re-exam (CAPM or PMP) is required for

recertification

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PM-Learn Services

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PMP Trainings

CAPM Training

MSP 2007/ 2010 Trainings

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Function Point Estimation

Project Risk Management

Project Schedule Management

MS Office Productivity Tools

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Consulting PMO Consulting

EPM 2007/2010 Implementation

CMMI Consulting & Assessment

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Hari P Thapliyal, PMP, MCITP, MBA, MCA, PGDFM

PMO Architect & Project Management Trainer

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