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The document outlines the characteristics of different project life cycles, including plan-driven, change-driven, and hybrid approaches. It emphasizes the importance of defining deliverables, roles, and responsibilities in each phase of the project life cycle, as well as the interaction between project management processes. Additionally, it discusses the reasons for entering various project phases, including initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and controlling, and closing.
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The document outlines the characteristics of different project life cycles, including plan-driven, change-driven, and hybrid approaches. It emphasizes the importance of defining deliverables, roles, and responsibilities in each phase of the project life cycle, as well as the interaction between project management processes. Additionally, it discusses the reasons for entering various project phases, including initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and controlling, and closing.
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1-2-3 – Introduction

Characteristics of Project Life Cycle


Characteristics of Project Life Cycle
Project life
cycle (PLC)

Plan- Change-
hybrid
driven driven
Plan Driven PLC

• It has predictive developmental stages—


waterfall/traditional stage
• Require scope, schedule, cost to be
determined in early project
• E.g construction project
Change Driven PLC

• Use iterative, incremental, adaptive (agile)


developmental life cycle
• Prioritizing requirement into iteration, focus to create a
prototype
• E.g software developement
Hybrid Development
Combination of predictive and iterative life cycle
Predictive stylemanage the project requirement that
well defined
Iterativemanage the project requirement that less
clear
What work
will be
performed in
each phase?

PROJECT LIFE CYCLE


PROJECT LIFE CYCLE
• What deliverables
will be produced and
when?
Deliverable
A deliverable is a product
or service produced or
provided as part of a
project
• Who is involved
in each phase?
• IDENTIFY STAFF
• IDENTIFY STAKHOLDER
• ROLES AND
RESPONSIBILITY

PROJECT LIFE CYCLE


How management will
control and approve
work produced in each
phase?
1-2-3 – Introduction
Project Management Process
Project Management Process
Interaction
I P
• Project management
E
processes are represented as
discrete elements with well-
defined interface
M&C C

Project life cycle may be different but project


management process always the same!
Research design code test transition

I P
E

M&C C

Small project with predictive life cycle


feasibility planning design production Turn-over

I P I P I P I P I P
E E E E E

C C C C C
M M M M M
& & & & &
C C C C C

large project with predictive life cycle with


phase gates (indicated by the vertical bar)
feasibility initiation Release release Close -out
planning
I P I P I P I P
E E E
E iteration
C C C C
M M M I P M
& E &
& &
C C C C C
M
&
C

Large project with an adaptive life cycle


Process Interaction

• In practice, they overlap and interact


Reason for entering project
initiation

Business need

Begin a new
phase of the Project Initiating
project

Project has many


problems that you have
reevaluate the business
need
Reason for entering project
planning

Project initiation
is completed

Project executing
necessitates Project Planning
ongoing planning

Project monitoring and


controlling necessitates
additional planning
Reason for entering project
exection

Project Planning
is completed

Project Execution

Integrated change
control results in a
changed project
management plan
Reason for entering project
execution

Project Planning
is completed

Project Execution

Integrated change
control results in a
changed project
management plan
Reason for entering project
monitoring and controlling
Project initiating to
Requested changes, including
review the project
recommended corrective and
charter
preventive action and defect
repair from all sources
Project Planning to
elaborates plan as
Work performance new information is
data Project M&C learned

Project executing to
repair defects and
deliverables implement approved
changes including
corrective and preventive
action

Project closing if the


project is completed
or terminated
Reason for entering project
closing
Project phase is
complete

Project is
complete
Project closing

Project is
terminated
Next topic:
Project Integration Management
Thank You
Reference

• PMBOK® Guide – Sixth Edition (2017).


• PMP® Exam Prep, Ninth Edition (2017)

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