Escolar Documentos
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Cultura Documentos
and
project management
David Morris
Department of National Defence
INCOSE (Canada) Conference
15 Nov14
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Agenda
Cultures
Dysfunctions
Interferences
The Systems Engineer
The Project Manager
Integration
Independent Cultures
Project
Planning and control
Balance scope, time, cost, and quality
Product
Development, design and production, quality
Project Management
Project Domain
Bottom line
Quality first to go?
Project Management
Systems Engineering
Product domain
SE is responsible for the technical success
of the program.
Optimal solutions
Because it can be done
Dysfunction
Focus often shifts from the customer or end user to the
individual practitioners perceived professional turf.
project managers and systems engineers view the
stakeholder problem entirely from within their own
disciplinary perspectives.
Failed procurements (money, schedule, product)
One Option
The Universal PM
Planning and Control of project including the
soft side or people side
Completely fulfill the Systems Engineering
role
Conduct the quality assurance functions
Configuration Management
Systems Test
Another Option
Engineer as PM
Tension Sources
Lack of integrated planning (57%)
Not having clearly defined authority (44%)
Systems engineers are more likely to attribute the tension to unclear expectation
and authority than program managers
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Integration
Higher levels of integration support effectiveness of
collaboration between SE and Program Management.
Better integrating project management and systems
engineering significantly lowers unproductive tension.
Fully integrated organizations show almost no or only
minimal unproductive tension.
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Integration
Authorities
Planning
Practices
Communication
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Authorities
Project Management
Overall Results
Goals & Objectives
Program & Project Risk
External Supplier Relations
Lifecycle Planning
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Authorities
Systems Engineering
Stakeholder Requirements Definition
Requirements Analysis
Architectural Design
Implementation
Integration Verification Validation
Transition Operation Maintenance Disposal
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Authorities
PM-owned, SE-supported
Project Planning
shared effectively
Project Assessment
Project Control
Decision Making
Risk and Opportunity Management
Configuration Management
Information Management
Resource Management
Quality Management
Acquisition Supply
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An Authority Model
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Technical Leader
Broad Technical
Skills
Ref: Wiley, Systems Engineering Principles and Practice, 2003, Fig. 1-3
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In Combination
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Closing
Systems Engineering and Project
Management cultures
Project dysfunction
Systems Engineering has to wear two hats
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