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    Project Management

    Module II

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    Project management is a set of

    principles and tools for Defining

    Planning

    Executing

    Controlling . . . and

    Completing a PROJECT

    What is Project Management?

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    Projects are oriented towards a goal.

    There is something unique about every

    project.

    Projects have a finite duration.

    Projects require coordination of

    interrelated activities.

    Project Management Criteria

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    Scoping the project

    A short, crisply phrased piece of information covering

    -- what is to be done

    -- why it is to be done

    -- value it provides if it is done

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    Sources for

    innovative

    idea

    Analyze market,customers and

    environment;

    Analyze your

    existing business

    Check youridea;

    Check yourself

    Evaluation

    level

    Implementation Results

    Innovation idea

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    New-Product Development Process

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    Preliminary screening

    Compatibility with the promoter

    Consistency with governmental priorities

    Availability of inputs Adequacy of market

    Reasonableness of cost

    Acceptability of risk level

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    Feasibility Analysis

    INTERNAL

    ENVIRNMENT IDEACOLLECTIONEXTERNAL

    ENVERONMENT

    MARKET

    APPRAISAL

    1. Demand

    2. Supply

    3. Competition

    4. Cost

    5. Import & Export

    6. Consumer Behavior

    7. Distribution Channels

    TECHNICAL

    APPRAISAL

    1. INPUTS

    2. PRODUCTION

    TECHNOLOGY

    3. PRODUCTMIY4. EQNIPMENT

    CHOICE

    5. LOCATION

    & SITE

    6. LAYOUT

    7. WORK SHEDULE

    FINANCIAL

    APPRAISAL

    1. Investment

    2. Financial

    3. Cost4. Profitability

    5. Breakeven

    6. Cash flow

    7. Investment

    Worthiness

    Economic

    Appraisal

    1. Cost & Benefit

    2. Impact on

    Society3. Self sufficiency

    4. Employment

    New product development

    Feasibility Study

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    Project planning processEstablish the project constraintsMake initial assessments of the project parameters

    Define project milestones and deliverables

    while project has not been completed or cancelled loop

    Draw up project schedule

    Initiate activities according to scheduleWait ( for a while )

    Review project progress

    Revise estimates of project parameters

    Update the project schedule

    Re-negotiate project constraints and deliverablesif ( problems arise ) then

    Initiate technical review and possible revision

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    Project scheduling

    Split project into tasks and estimate time and

    resources required to complete each task.

    Organize tasks efficiently to make optimal

    use of workforce. Minimize task dependencies to avoid delays

    caused by one task waiting for another to

    complete.

    Dependent on project managers intuition and

    experience.

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    Project implementation stages

    Project integration

    Project Management

    Project Deadlines Management Project Costs

    Quality Control

    Human Resources Management

    Communication

    Project risks management

    Supply management

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    Monitoring and Evaluation

    The Five Evaluation Criteria

    1. Efficiency

    2. Effectiveness3. Impact

    4. Relevance

    5. Sustainability

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    EfficiencyThe productivity in project implementation. The degree to which Inputs havebeen converted into Outputs.

    EffectivenessThe degree to which the Project Purpose has been achieved by the projectOutputs.

    Impact

    Positive and negative changes produced, directly or indirectly, as a result ofthe Implementation of the project.

    RelevanceThe validity of the Overall Goal and Project Purpose at the evaluation stage.

    SustainabilityThe durability of the benefits an and development effects produced by theproject after its completion.

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    Innovations and entrepreneurship

    Innovation and entrepreneurship are

    considerer in Union as increasing

    economics vector, competitiveness and

    rural development. The successful entrepreneurial is usually

    based on a significant innovation.

    Innovation activities are one of the

    important reactions to the challenges.

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    Innovation

    Process - bringing an invention to market and users

    Innovation is planned - does not happen by chance

    Requires team work and cooperation

    inventors and researchers

    process, product and design engineers

    lawyers and marketing specialists

    financial and production managers

    sales, advertising and distribution specialistsentrepreneurs

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    Innovation

    Entrepreneur - play-maker

    bring together all those who make innovation a

    success

    Success function of competitive advantages offered by innovation

    social and economic environment open to change

    and progress

    general attitude towards risk, failure, science andtechnology, invention and innovation

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    Features of Innovation

    Novelty: Innovation is something new

    Function

    Technic

    Design (?)

    Implementation: Innovation is introduced into

    market

    Modification:A innovation should cause achange/improvement

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    Types of innovation

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    Incremental Innovation

    Incremental innovation refers to simple changesor adjustments in existing products, services, orprocesses

    Continuous improvement, is the process oftrying to find ways to improve and enhance acompanys products and processes from design

    through assembly, sales, and service

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    What is a Business Plan

    Roadmap to success

    Written document describing all relevant internal

    and external elements and strategies for starting a

    new venture Where I am

    Where am I going

    How to get there?

    Guide and structure to manage in the dynamic

    world.

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    For preparing a Business Plan we must

    answer a following questions:

    1. WHAT is a Business Plan?2. WHO needs a Business Plan?

    3. HOW to prepare a Business Plan?

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    Contents of a business plan

    1 Title page

    2 Executive summary

    Vision and Mission statement Fact sheet

    3 Company Plan

    Company description

    Operating plan

    Organizational plan

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    Contents of a business plan

    4 Marketing Plan

    Market description& Target Market

    Competition analysis

    Advertising, Pricing

    Industry trends

    5 Financial Plan

    Summary of financial needs

    Sources and uses of fund

    Cash flow statement

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    Contents of a business plan

    Three year income projection

    Break even analysis

    Balance sheet

    Income statement

    Risk assessment & business Financial history

    6 Supporting documents

    Personal resumes

    Personal financial statements

    Credit reports

    Letter of reference