... upon the existing frameworks of the IMF and the OECD The work program for the Eighth Review of the IMF’s Data Standards Initiatives, provisionally scheduled for the first half of 2012, includes the ... Recommendation # 4); and, the enhancement of the frequency and timeliness of the CPIS data and the identification of the institutional sector of the foreign debtor in the case of the IMF) These working groups ... involving the BIS, the ECB, the IMF, and the World Bank, the focus will be on supporting the dissemination of improved debt statistics on the BIS website (and on the ECB website for the euro area...
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... Describing the roles of project manager in the selection process The successful project managers are people who know their roles clearly and complete them effectively The function of project manager ... empowered, they work alone which without the control of manager, they can show their creativeness, apply their ways to launch the product into the market It means they can make success for project ... members of team, they work for common goal, in other words, they have responsibility not only themselves but also other members, so they must try to develop their roles to not affect others Analyzing...
... required for the project, effective project management requires that theproject manager possess thefollowing competencies: • Knowledge—Refers to what theproject manager knows about project management ... to the aggregate portfolio Project managers manage theproject team to meet theproject objectives Program managers manage the program staff and theproject managers; they provide vision and overall ... organization Differences between the role of project managers and a PMO may includethe following: • he project manager focuses on the specified project objectives, while the PMO manages major program...
... biết không tổng hợp theo phương pháp khoa học, mà theo phản ứng tâm thức phương diện “sự sống” Đây lần giới huyền môn, cõi trung giới nghiên cứu trọn vẹn với đầy đủ chi tiết, theo phương pháp tương ... Liêng, “Cõi Trời Chân Phúc” (The Devachanic Plane) Quyển “Cõi Trung Giới” “Cõi Trời Chân Phúc” hai công trình nghiên cứu công phu; hai vị quan sát cách kỹ lưỡng khách quan theo phương pháp khoa học ... nguồn gốc Cách phân chia theo chiều thẳng đứng hoàn toàn khác với cách chia theo chiều ngang, ổn định Sự tiến hóa loài tinh hoa chất chậm chạp, qua loại “phân loại” khác theo chiều ngang Điều cần...
... suffering because of the problems and asked them to get together for a discussion She put together a presentation that clearly stated the nature of the problems and their impact on the businesses She ... the worse The first intriguing factor about the break-out discussions was what sins they would pick Would they pick the same ones or all different ones? Well, there was a small mixture Among the ... ask others to the same • Get explicit commitments from people to support the goals of the program— then they are more likely to follow through • Take action, first to articulate the needs, then...
... for the purpose Project Management Center of Excellence Another slant on theproject office calls for those capabilities to be developed within each project, with theproject office standing in the ... and yet others at a unit level Regardless of who does the work, the PMO assumes responsibilities for success on projects and manages theproject managers Chief Project Officer The chief project ... with other similar offices—for instance, the soft-treading support PSO on one hand, and on the other, the PO power-packed with authority Project Offices: From Low-Key to Omnipotent Since the project...
... under the guidance of one group, then that hybrid form is perfectly feasible Other possibilities include incorporating staff support functions with a PMO Another variation couples the PMCOE with the ... of the organization: • What is the size of the organization that theproject office is to serve? Is it global or otherwise geographically widespread? Or is it local and concentrated? Or is the ... This means analyzing the dozens of variables that affect project office design and the subsequent performance of the PO Figure 4.3 lists the possible variables After theproject office design parameters...
... optical fiber, the region on the right is the ferrule, and the thin section in the middle is the epoxy Notice how the fiber is lower than the ferrule in the right photo This is the phenomenon ... normal to the x-y plane and is in the y-z plane q is also the polish angle, usually 8° To simulate rotation about the ferrule axis, we rotate the points on the sphere q about the x-axis Then we ... connector is the distance from the apex of the polished ferrule radius to the center of the fiber core when the endface is viewed at and an angle of 8° (viewed perpendicular to the plane of the Apex...
... work once their planned involvement in theproject is complete Completing theproject 171 Example 14.3 A drifting projectTheproject was to review and revise the HR strategy and then to amend ... all versions of theprojectplan with the notes that relate to changes made The financial aspects of a project need special attention in the closing stages The manager of theproject usually ... moved into other work, many of theproject team will plan their own futures in relation to the anticipated completion of theproject For some there will be a sense of loss, but others may be...
... be the one who confirms that theproject has been successfully completed Theproject team – these are the people who will carry out all of the tasks and activities to complete theproject These ... or her personal perspective Theproject sponsor The functional expert The line manager The supplier or contractor The user of project outcomes Theproject team Theproject manager Budget ❏ ❏ ❏ ... once theproject is in its final stages It is very important to construct theproject brief carefully because it is the basis for all further work on the Defining theproject 55 project It is the...
... helpful about theproject plan? What was unhelpful about theprojectplan or hindered the work? Did we accurately predict the major risks and did the contingency plans work? Was the quality maintained ... that the results are credible; the time it will take to obtain and analyse the information; the reliability of theinformation obtained; Evaluating theproject 181 the political aspects of the ... level? Evaluating theproject 179 Was the budget managed well and did we complete theproject within the budget? Was the timing managed well and did we complete theproject within the timescale?...
... Spain Theproject manager was based in France and visited all the participants to develop theplanTheproject team, consisting of trainers from all of these countries, met for the first time in the ... with timescales; the extent of the authority they have to make decisions about their area of work; the person who will act as their line manager for the duration of the project; the arrangements ... theproject in its environment and the changes made to theproject activities or plans during implementation The key information to communicate as implementation begins is the element of the plan...
... I shallplanthe consultation with others in the team and shall take a lead in the meetings or workshops we decide to hold All of these objectives will be completed during the period of theproject ... that theproject and its aims have nothing to with them and that their ideas have not been wanted Learning from theproject 201 Example 17.1 Lessons for the organization from a projectTheproject ... for the duration of theproject but lengthening the timescale of theproject to enable it to be completed by a part-time project team Another solution might be to employ staff purely for the...
... usually covers the purpose of theproject and briefly outlines the context Background to theproject This gives whatever additional information is essential to understanding why theproject was ... a conclusion about the extent to which the objectives of theproject had been achieved It might also return to the purpose of the project, and comment on the extent to which the overall purpose ... report There are some basic elements that are almost always included For example, the start of a report normally includes the title of the report, who it was prepared for, the author, the date...
... includes all the elements that make up theprojectplan Phase – Implementation This includes all the activities and tasks that achieve theproject outcomes Phase – Closure This includes all the ... to progress rather than thinking of the actual development as being the purpose of theproject Then, even when theproject is finished, the development process will carry on Theproject closure ... the workplace It almost sounds as though there should be a project to decide whether there should be a further project – the scoping phase might be a project in itself The ownership of this project...
... developed in conjunction with the other parts of the business plan during the planning conference At least ten components are identified for the resources plan: Staffing levels Information requirements ... resources in planning is in the decision-making process The tail cannot wag the dog A single staff section (finance the tail) shouldn’t have control over the whole company (the dog) during the planning ... story That’s why the vision is so critical in the business plan It sets the condition for the alignment of stories The purpose of the vision is more than dictating the direction of the company Its...
... point the PO was acting primarily as a project support office or PSO The roles and responsibilities for theproject office in this stage of the Ericsson development include • • • • • • Owning the ... its own way The charge-to-overhead approach would constitute a service tax assessed to all projects, whether theproject managers wanted the service or not Under the second premise, the PMO would ... for the service from their research budgets The value-added philosophy assumed that once the value of the support was demonstrated, every project manager would want to take advantage of the project...
... before marketing themselves and theproject office concept to others If the answer to the first question was yes and the second question was no, then their job changed, because the organization ... employing their best communications and selling skills (core to a good project leader, by the way) to get the organization’s attention They tried these ideas to get the word out: 114 Creating theProject ... in others it pointed up the lack of them These efforts helped various organizations within 3M identify their strengths and weaknesses, their position in their marketplaces, and suggested how the...