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Managing Mega Projects Dr. Tahir Hanif PhD MSc MCIOB MAPM MACostE MIC CMC MRICS Projects Control Specialist Expressway Department Qatar Public Works Authority, ASHGHAL 1

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Managing Mega ProjectsDr. Tahir Hanif PhD MSc MCIOB MAPM MACostE MIC CMC MRICS

Projects Control SpecialistExpressway Department

Qatar Public Works Authority, ASHGHAL

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Presentation Outline What Is Project Management? What Is A Mega Project? How To Manage Mega Projects Implementing Process & Technology Measuring Performance Q & A

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What is Project Management?

The art and science of converting vision into reality (Professor Rodney Turner)

Promoter

Client

Project Manager

Final Product

Stakeholder Expectations

Vision

Reality

Art Scien

ce

Science Ar

t

Conversion

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What Is A Mega Project?

“Transportation mega projects are defined by the total expenditures of $1 billion (or more) for the duration of the project or when the interest in the project is at the national level”US Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration

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Which Environment Is Your Project In?

Stable Environment

Project Team

Dynamic Environment

•Schedules•Estimates•Forecasts etc

Development of plans /approach etc

Feedback

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Summary Of The Different Methods / Approaches

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Predictive Or Adaptive ?

PREDICTIVE Project Management

ADAPTIVE Project

Management

Blended Approach (Best of both worlds)

SimpleClearly defined scope of workMinimal amount of changeSteady paceWorking to a set of rules

ComplexUncertainty about the scope of

workConstant change

Fast paceCreate new set of working rules

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Factors To Consider When Managing Mega-Projects Complexity of the project Size Rate of Spend Client involvement / decision making Resources required Breaking the project down into ‘Chunks’ Logistics requirements Number of different entities involved Communication Geographical location of teams Capability of the teams

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Managing Mega Projects

1. Initiate 2. Strategic Objectives

3.Measure

4. Strategic Objectives Satisfied?

5. Re-sequence Projects

6. Projects Completed

Projects Pool

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Project Integration

Management

Project Time Management

Project Cost Management

Project Quality

Management

Project Human

Resource Management

Project Communicati

on Management

Project Risk Management

Project Procurement Management

Project Safety

Management

Project Environment

al Management

Project Financial

Management

Project Claim

Management

Project Scope

Management

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Assurance Model – Mega Project

Design Consultan

ts

Contractors

Supervision

Consultants

KBR as PMC

ASHGHAL

L E G E N D

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Implementing Procedures & Information Technology

5. Information

a b c d

2. Process

4. Technology

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Multiple Sources Of Information

Performanc

e

AdhocSite

Visits

RegularHealth Checks

Reports

Key Performa

nce Indicators

Conversatio

ns

Independent

Reporting

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Don’t Forget Your People! Relying on processes / IT alone is insufficient Employ the people with the following

attributes: Right skills Correct attitude and aptitude Emotionally intelligent Burning desire to make a difference Passion to establish new standards Relentless in their pursuit of perfection

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Q&A Thank you for listening