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Project Management Insights by Elsharkawy

This document provides an overview of project management concepts. It defines what management, projects, and project management are. It discusses the key objectives of project management including scope, cost, time, and quality. It also outlines some typical project phases and frameworks, as well as key areas like scheduling, organizations charts, and integrating management approaches. The document positions project management at the intersection of art and science.

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Project Management Insights by Elsharkawy

This document provides an overview of project management concepts. It defines what management, projects, and project management are. It discusses the key objectives of project management including scope, cost, time, and quality. It also outlines some typical project phases and frameworks, as well as key areas like scheduling, organizations charts, and integrating management approaches. The document positions project management at the intersection of art and science.

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MBA Program

Project Management
Cairo – August 2021

Lectures Prepared by
Dr. Amr A. Elsharkawy
1
Biography

Amr A. Elsharkawy, DBA , MBA , PMP , IPMA has over 26 years


of experience in the field of Projects Delivery. He has held leadership
positions in project management, operation management and
general management in well-known International Oil & Gas Corporates as well as
lecturer teaching courses in Strategic Management , Project Management ,
Quality Management and Operation Management at both the graduate and
undergraduate levels.
As a seasoned executive in Projects Delivery , Amr brings a wealth of
practical experience to all his workshops. He enjoys coaching and training leaders as
well as novices to successfully navigate challenges and opportunities as they walk their
career path. His blend of profound practical experience , content knowledge, natural
teaching style as well as skills as a facilitator serve to ensure that his workshops will
be informative as well as fun.

•Doctorate Business Administration, Project Management – ESLSCA Business School


–2016
•Master Business Administration, Project Management –AASTM – 2010
•Engineering & Construction Management Diploma – Cairo University – 2005
•Certified Project Manager – PMP - 2003
•Certified Project Manager – IPMA – 2002
•Risk Management facilitator .
•[Link]. in Structure Engineering - Ain Shams University - 1994 2
Safety Moment

Safe Lifting

3
Safe Lifting

• Back Injuries are the 2nd-most


common workplace problem
• A back injury costs an average of
$11,645K in medical claims ( 2018)
and lost time wages.
US National Safety Council

• Most back injuries can be prevented.

4
Safe Lifting

Lever Effect 5
Introduction to Project
Management

Lecture 1

6
WHAT IS MANAGEMENT

The Process of Getting Things Done With and


Through Others Within Schedule, Budget and
Quality ( Specification , Procedures , Standards
, Best practice )

7
MANAGERIAL SKILL MIX (MSM)

3rd Level ADMINISTRATIVE


(Executives)
SKILLS

2nd Level
(Managerial)
INTERPERSONAL
SKILLS

1st Level
(Supervisory)
TECHNICAL
SKILLS

8
WHAT IS A MANAGER ?
• A manager is a person working for an
organization who practices management,
makes decisions, solves problems, and is
responsible for the work of at least one other
individual reporting to him.

9
WHAT IS A PROJECT?
A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to
create a unique product, service, or result.

A scope (problem) of work with a particular


purpose that is Safely carried out within given
constraints :
* Quality ( Contractual, Social and Environmental )
* Schedule (beginning and an end)
* Budget

All Projects are subject to RISK


10
What is Project Management?

• A method for organizing tasks

• A structured framework to help a group work


productively

• Tools to aid in task sequencing, dependency


analysis, resource allocation, scheduling, etc.

• Tools to track progress relative to plan


11
Why Need Project Management?

• (Complex) project needs coordination of:

• Multiple people ( Culture )

• Multiple resources (labs, equipment, etc.)

• Multiple tasks – some must precede others

• Multiple decision points – approvals

• Phased expenditure of funds

• Matching of people/resources to tasks


12
The Four Project Objectives

 Scope: The magnitude of the


work to be performed.

 Cost: The cost of project work,


directly related to the human and
physical resources applied.

 Time: The schedule that must be met.

 Performance: The quality of the work being done.


13
PROJECT FRAMEWORK

• What’s to be done (SCOPE OF WORK)

• How ? (Execution Plan)

• Who is responsible ? (Organization ,


Resources )

• When ? (Schedule)

21
Key Areas of Project Management

22
Other Key Areas of Project
Management

• HSE / HSSE

• Change Control Management

• Contract Mgmt.

23
Project Typical Phases

24
The Project Life Cycle

26
Project Life Cycle vs. Cost

27
Gantt Charts

28
Task Dependencies and the Critical
Path
 Sometimes task B cannot be started before task
A is completed
 Other types of constraints – calendar, lags, etc.
 Critical path – any slippage slips whole project
 Helpful to know what tasks are on the critical
path
 Useful to try to shorten the critical path 29
Typical Project Org. Chart

Project Manager Project Sponsor

HSE Project Engineer(s)

Secretary QA

Doc. Controller

Project
Project Engineering Procurement Project Control Project Site
Administration
Manager Manager Manager Manager
Manager

Purchasing
Expediting Planning Cost Contract
QA/QC Estimating Compliance
Engineering Construction
Inspection & Control Financial
Organization Organization
Traffic
Material Control

32
Project Management Today: A Socio-
Technical Approach

Project
Mgmt. is The
ART & The
Science

33
INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF
PROJECTS
Operationally, It necessitates combining all of
the major dimensions of project management
under one umbrella.

Applying a set of

knowledge, skills, tools,

and techniques to a

collection of projects in order to move the


organization toward its strategic goals. 34
Project Mgmt. in Brief

PROJECT
MANAGEMENT

Is

Directing Planning Controlling

Resources

People Money Materials Equipment

To Accomplish

Repeat Business
Contractual Profit
From
Objectives Objectives
Satisfied Clients

35

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