Computer System Analysis Computer System Analysis Chapter 3 Managing the Information Systems Chapter 3 Managing the Information Systems Project Project Dr. Sana’a Wafa Al-Sayegh Dr. Sana’a Wafa Al-Sayegh 1 1 st st quadmaster quadmaster University of Palestine
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Computer System AnalysisComputer System Analysis
Chapter 3 Managing the Information Systems ProjectChapter 3 Managing the Information Systems Project
Dr. Sana’a Wafa Al-SayeghDr. Sana’a Wafa Al-Sayegh
11stst quadmaster quadmaster
University of Palestine
Learning ObjectivesLearning Objectives Explain the process of managing an Explain the process of managing an
information systems projectinformation systems project Discuss skills required to be an effective Discuss skills required to be an effective
project managerproject manager Describe skills and activities of a project Describe skills and activities of a project
manager during project initiation, planning, manager during project initiation, planning, execution and closedownexecution and closedown
Explain Gantt and Pert chartsExplain Gantt and Pert charts Review commercial project management Review commercial project management
software packagessoftware packages3.23.2
Figure 3-1Figure 3-1Three computer applications at Pine Valley Furniture: Order Filling, Three computer applications at Pine Valley Furniture: Order Filling,
Invoicing, and PayrollInvoicing, and Payroll(Source: Hoffer, Prescott, and McFadden, 2002)(Source: Hoffer, Prescott, and McFadden, 2002)
3.33.3
Pine Valley FurniturePine Valley Furniture
Manufacturing CompanyManufacturing Company Product: Wood FurnitureProduct: Wood Furniture Market: USMarket: US Organized into functional areasOrganized into functional areas
Three independent computer systems were converted to a Three independent computer systems were converted to a database in 1990’sdatabase in 1990’s
3.43.4
Managing the Information Managing the Information Systems ProjectSystems Project
Focus of project managementFocus of project management To ensure that information system projects meet To ensure that information system projects meet
customer expectationscustomer expectations Delivered in a timely mannerDelivered in a timely manner Meet time constraints and requirementsMeet time constraints and requirements
3.53.5
Project ManagerProject Manager Systems Analyst responsible for:Systems Analyst responsible for:
Project initiationProject initiation PlanningPlanning ExecutionExecution Closing downClosing down
Managing the Information Managing the Information Systems ProjectSystems Project
3.63.6
Managing the Information Managing the Information Systems ProjectSystems Project
ManagementManagement LeadershipLeadership TechnicalTechnical Problem solvingProblem solving Conflict managementConflict management Customer relationsCustomer relations Team managementTeam management Risk and change managementRisk and change management
Project Management ProcessProject Management Process
ProjectProject Planned undertaking of related activities to reach an Planned undertaking of related activities to reach an
objective that has a beginning and an endobjective that has a beginning and an end Four PhasesFour Phases
InitiationInitiation PlanningPlanning ExecutionExecution Closing downClosing down
3.83.8
Initiating the ProjectInitiating the Project
Establish project initiation teamEstablish project initiation team Establish relationship with customerEstablish relationship with customer Establish project initiation planEstablish project initiation plan Establish management proceduresEstablish management procedures Establish project management environment and Establish project management environment and
workbookworkbook
3.93.9
Planning the ProjectPlanning the Project
Describe project scope, alternatives and Describe project scope, alternatives and feasibilityfeasibility Scope and FeasibilityScope and Feasibility
Understand the projectUnderstand the project What problem is addressedWhat problem is addressed What results are to be achievedWhat results are to be achieved Measures of successMeasures of success Completion criteriaCompletion criteria
3.103.10
Planning the ProjectPlanning the Project
Divide the project into manageable tasksDivide the project into manageable tasks Work breakdown structureWork breakdown structure Gantt chartGantt chart
Estimate resources and create a resource planEstimate resources and create a resource plan Develop a preliminary scheduleDevelop a preliminary schedule
Utilize Gantt and PERT chartsUtilize Gantt and PERT charts
3.113.11
Planning the ProjectPlanning the Project
Develop a communication planDevelop a communication plan Outline communication processes among Outline communication processes among
customers, team members and managementcustomers, team members and management Determine project standards and proceduresDetermine project standards and procedures
Specify how deliverables are tested and producedSpecify how deliverables are tested and produced
3.123.12
Planning the ProjectPlanning the Project
Identify and assess riskIdentify and assess risk Identify sources of riskIdentify sources of risk Estimate consequences of riskEstimate consequences of risk
Create a preliminary budgetCreate a preliminary budget Develop a statement of workDevelop a statement of work
Describe what the project will deliver and durationDescribe what the project will deliver and duration Set a Baseline Project PlanSet a Baseline Project Plan
Estimate of project’s tasks and resourcesEstimate of project’s tasks and resources
3.133.13
Executing the ProjectExecuting the Project
Execute Baseline Project PlanExecute Baseline Project Plan Acquire and assign resourcesAcquire and assign resources Train new team membersTrain new team members Keep project on scheduleKeep project on schedule
Manage changes to Baseline Project PlanManage changes to Baseline Project Plan Slipped completion datesSlipped completion dates Changes in personnelChanges in personnel New activitiesNew activities Bungled activitiesBungled activities
Maintain project workbookMaintain project workbook Communicate project statusCommunicate project status
3.153.15
Closing Down the ProjectClosing Down the Project
TerminationTermination Types of terminationTypes of termination
NaturalNatural Requirements have been metRequirements have been met
Many systems are availableMany systems are available Three activities required to use:Three activities required to use:
Establish project start or end dateEstablish project start or end date Enter tasks and assign task relationshipsEnter tasks and assign task relationships Select scheduling method to review project reportsSelect scheduling method to review project reports
3.233.23
SummarySummary
Skills of an effective project managerSkills of an effective project manager Activities of project managerActivities of project manager