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Project Management Fundamentals Guide

This document presents the basic concepts of project management, including stakeholders, organizational structures, and the role of the Project Management Office. Examples of assessment questions are provided to test the understanding of the concepts discussed. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of practice to apply the concepts of project management.

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Project Management Fundamentals Guide

This document presents the basic concepts of project management, including stakeholders, organizational structures, and the role of the Project Management Office. Examples of assessment questions are provided to test the understanding of the concepts discussed. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of practice to apply the concepts of project management.

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Introduction to Project Management

1. Panel
2. My courses
[Link] to Project Management
[Link] 2 - Basic concepts
5. Evaluative Exercise 2

Started on sexta, 27 set 2019, 07:46


State Completed
Completed on Friday, September 27, 2019, 08:40
Time spent 54 minutes 37 seconds
Evaluate29.40 out of a maximum of 30.00 (98%)
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About the concepts of stakeholders, relate the following columns.

Person, group, or organization that will use the product, service, or result of the project. In some areas...
the terms customer and user are synonymous, while in others, customer refers to the entity that acquires the product
Users are those who will directly use the project's product.

Person or group that provides political support and/or financial resources for the project, clarifies
scope and exercising influence over others to benefit the project. When a project is conceived
defend. This includes acting as a spokesperson for the highest management levels, seeking to gain support from everyone.
promote the benefits that the project will bring.

It is made up of the project leader, the project management team, and other team members.
related activities. It is desirable that the team be composed of people connected to the areas that will be affected.
or by the project's product. The selection of people with the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes p
activities are vital for the success of the project.

Person appointed by the organization responsible for management to achieve the defined objectives.
common sense, leadership and negotiation skills, as well as knowledge of management practices
the project is the person responsible for communication with all stakeholders, particularly with
project team.
Legal entity or individual external to the project executing organization that delivers products or services
in the project.
Body responsible for the planning and execution of the project.

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Person, group, or organization that will use the product, service, or result of the project.
in some areas of application, the terms client and user are synonyms, while in
others, the client refers to the entity that acquires the project's product and users are those who
will directly use the product of the project - Society, clients and users

Person or group that provides political support and/or financial resources for the realization of the
project, clarifying doubts about the scope and exercising influence over others
people to benefit the project. When a project is conceived, the sponsor
defend. This includes serving as a spokesperson for the highest management levels, seeking
obtain support from the entire organization and promote the benefits that the project will bring
Sponsor
It is composed of the project leader, the project management team, and others.
team members who carry out the related activities. It is desirable that the team
be formed by people connected to the areas that will be affected by the execution or by the
project product. The selection of people with knowledge, skills, and attitudes
necessary for the execution of activities is vital for the success of the project -Team of
project
Person designated by the organization responsible for management to achieve the
defined objectives. Requires flexibility, common sense, leadership, and skills of
negotiation, as well as knowledge of project management practices. The leader of
the project is the person responsible for communication with all stakeholders,
particularly with the sponsor and the project team -Project leader
Legal persons or individuals external to the executing organization of the project who deliver
products or services that will be used in the project - Suppliers
Body responsible for planning and executing the project - Executing organization

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The project leader must:

a. understand well about planning and management, since execution is a responsibility


of the project team;
b. outsource communication activities;
c. negotiate, but never influence;
d. lead the team and be responsible for achieving the project's objectives.
Exactly.
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lead the team and be responsible for achieving the project's objectives.
Understanding well about planning and management, since execution is the responsibility of the
project team - The leader is responsible for the execution of the project.

Outsource communication activities - The leader is responsible for making the


communication of the project to happen in the best possible way.

Negotiate, but never influence - According to our material, the leader must have skill
of negotiation and influence.
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About the concepts of organizational structures, link the description to the concept
related.

It is a hierarchy in which each employee has a well-defined superior and are grouped by specialty.
human resources, accounting, logistics, etc. This structure is more commonly used in the public service. In this m
to be more emphatic due to stronger authority relations.
in this model, employees are generally allocated to teams to execute the project and at the end the group
resources are reallocated to other initiatives. Project managers have great independence and au
can be subdivided into weak, balanced, or strong. These structures are a combination of characteristics
functional and designed.
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it is a hierarchy in which each employee has a well-defined superior and are


grouped by specialty, for example: human resources, accounting, logistics,
etc. This structure is more commonly used in the public service. In this model, bureaucracy tends to
be more emphatic due to stronger authority relations - Functional structure
in this model, employees are generally assigned to teams to execute the
the project is completed and the group is disbanded or resources are reallocated to other initiatives.
Project managers have great independence and authority - Structure
projected
can be divided into weak, balanced, or strong. These structures are a
combination of characteristics of functional and projectized organizations - Structures
matrix
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Structure
The Project Management Office (PMO) is a

, função ou unidade organizacional que centraliza e coordena oResposta


project management

it's your responsibility. The responsibilities of an EGP can vary from providing
support functions for project management until being responsible for managing the
projects. The specific form, function, and structure of an EGP depend on the needs
of the organization he supports.
While project leaders only see the projects under their responsibility,
EGP encompasses all projects under its governance with a perspective
strategic

The EGP supports senior management by implementing processes more effectively.


of project management.
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The Project Management Office (PMO) is a Framework, according to the concept


studied}, function or organizational unit that centralizes and coordinates management
of projects under your responsibility. The responsibilities of an EGP can vary
from providing support functions for project management to being responsible for
manage the projects. The specific form, function, and structure of a PMO depend on the
needs of the organization that he supports.
While project leaders see only the projects under their responsibility,
EGP encompasses all projects under its governance with a strategic perspective.
The EGP supports upper management by implementing processes more effectively.
of project management.
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Let's practice the concepts of knowledge areas.


Relate the two columns:

includes the necessary processes to identify, define, combine, unify, and coordinate the various processes
of management processes.
includes the necessary processes to ensure that the project includes all the necessary work, and only the n
to successfully complete the project.

includes the necessary processes to manage the timely completion of the project.

includes the processes involved in estimates, budgets, and cost control, so that the project can
completed within the approved budget.

includes the processes involved in ensuring that the project will meet the objectives for which it was implemented

includes the processes that organize and manage the project team.

includes the processes needed to ensure that project information is generated, collected, disseminated
stored, retrieved and organized in a timely, safe and appropriate manner
includes the processes of planning, identification, analysis, response planning, monitoring and co
risks of a project.
includes the necessary processes to identify all the people or organizations impacted by the project,
expectations of these stakeholders and their impact on the project, as well as adopting appropriate strategies
effective engagement of them in decision-making and execution.

includes the necessary processes to buy or acquire products, services or results external to the team

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includes the necessary processes to identify, define, combine, unify, and coordinate the
various processes from the project management process groups - Management of
integration
includes the processes necessary to ensure that the project encompasses all the work
necessary, and only the necessary, to successfully complete the project -Management
of the scope

includes the necessary processes to manage the timely completion of the project
Time management
includes the processes involved in estimates, budgets, and cost control, in a way
that the project can be completed within the approved budget - Management of
costs
includes the processes involved in ensuring that the project will meet the objectives for
which was carried out - Quality management
includes the processes that organize and manage the project team - Management of
human resources
includes the necessary processes to ensure that project information is
generated, collected, distributed, stored, retrieved, and organized in a way
timely, safe and appropriate - Communication management
includes the processes of planning, identification, analysis, response planning,
monitoring and controlling project risks - Risk management
includes the necessary processes to identify all people or organizations
impacted by the project, analyze the expectations of these stakeholders and their
impact on the project, as well as adopting appropriate strategies for effective engagement
decisions and execution - Stakeholder Management
includes the necessary processes to buy or acquire products, services or results
external to the project team - Procurement Management

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Select the option that presents the groups of Project Management Processes,
agreement with PMBoK:

a. Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Control, and Closure;


Exactly. These are the process groups. See the image below.

b. Implementation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Control, and Closure;


c. Initiation, Planning, Execution, Evaluation, and Closure;
d. Implementation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Control
e. Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring, and Closure.
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Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Control, and Closure;
Implementation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Control, and Closure
Implementation is not a group of processes according to the PMBok.

Initiation, Planning, Execution, Evaluation and Closure - Evaluation is not a


process group according to the PMBok.
Implementation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Control - Implementation is not
a group of processes according to PMBok.
Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Closing - The group of
monitoring processes are always accompanied by control, which was not
represented in this item.
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Identify the correct statement about the project lifecycle:


a. all organizations must use the same lifecycle for similar projects.
b. it is the sequence of phases that goes from the beginning to the end of the project;

Correct. Let's take the opportunity to remember the characteristics of the life cycle:

The cost and staff levels are low at the beginning,


reach a maximum value while the project is being executed and
they fall quickly as the project is completed;
The influence of stakeholders, the risks and the
uncertainties are greater at the beginning of the project and decrease as
long ago;
The ability to influence the final characteristics of
project product, with no significant impact on the
costs are higher at the beginning and become lower over time
as the project progresses towards its completion.

c. independent of the organization's business area;

d. presents a higher level of cost and personnel usage at its outset;


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It is the sequence of phases that goes from the beginning to the end of the project.

Todas as organizações devem utilizar o mesmo ciclo de vida para projetos similares
As we have seen, the life cycle can be defined or shaped according to aspects
exclusive to the organization.

Independent of the business area of the organization - The life cycle is completely
influenced by the organization's business area.
It presents a higher level of cost and personnel usage at its beginning - Wrong

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Regarding the division of the project into phases, assess the following items:

The phase structure allows the project to be segmented into logical subsets to facilitate management.
control.
The number of phases, the need for phases, and the degree of control applied have no relation to the size, g
potential of the project.

A phase is not a project management process group.

There is no single way to define the ideal structure for a project.

Projects in the same sector, or even within the same organization, must present the same structure of

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The phase structure allows the project to be segmented into logical subsets for
facilitate management, planning, and control - Correct
The number of phases, the need for phases, and the degree of control applied are not related.
com o tamanho, grau de complexidade e impacto potencial do projeto -Errado
A phase is not a group of project management processes - Correct
There is no single way to define the ideal structure for a project - Right
Projetos no mesmo setor, ou mesmo dentro da mesma organização devem apresentar a
same phase structure - Wrong
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Indicate the option that represents one of the consequences of using a methodology
of projects:

a. agility in meeting demands;


b. standardization of products/services;
Correct! Projects that use the same methodology follow the same standardization.

c. reduction of project risks;


d. improvement of quality.
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Standardization of products/services.
agility in meeting demands - The use of methodologies does not guarantee the
process agility.
reduction of project risks - The risks depend on the project's context.
methodology can only help in risk management.
quality improvement - Quality depends on the work done throughout
project. The methodology can help in defining the acceptance criteria and
quality assessment indicators.
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For each definition indicate the related term.

What defines what will and will not be done in the project?

Define the necessary resources to execute the project?


The structure that allows the project to be segmented into logical subsets?
Process group responsible for completing all project activities?
It is the study of the methods, or the steps that must be followed, of a certain process.
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What defines what will and will not be done in the project? -Scope

Define the necessary resources to execute the project? -Cost


The structure that allows the project to be segmented into logical subsets? -Phase
Process group responsible for completing all project activities?
Closing
It is the study of the methods, or the steps that must be followed, of a certain
process - Methodology

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