Exploring the Management Areas
Discover key aspects of program and project management to increase your understanding of TPM.
Previously, we introduced the key management areas: plan, risk, and stakeholder management. Using the Mercury program as an example, we’ll examine each of these in a bit more depth and continue to build upon our use case study.
Project plan
Let’s examine the Windows rollout project plan in a bit more detail. At this point in the course, we’ll assume a few things:
We have as much resourcing as we need (so, everything that can technically start at the beginning of the project will be scheduled to start).
No resource timing constraints exist.
Estimates are uniform across all platforms.
All predecessors are considered finish-to-start (meaning the predecessor must be finished before the task can start).
There are no inter-project dependencies.
In other words, a textbook program example!
Given these assumptions, the below table lists a simplified project plan for the Windows project:
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