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LogiKal Projects – Performance Management Specialist
The ‘I’ WordIntegration of Management for Projects and
Programme
What does Integration mean and why should we worry about it?
Andrew Hill – LogiKal Projects
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistLogiKal Projects We will make your Project Controls work
LogiKal Projects – Perth8th Floor, 41-43 St Georges Tce, Perth 6000+61 8 6140 2577
Email: [email protected]: www.logikalprojects.co.ukTwitter: @LogikalLtd
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LogiKal Projects – Hong Kong9th Floor, CRE 303 Hennessy Rd, Wan Chai+852 8197 8088
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LogiKal Projects - London27-29 Cursitor Street, London, EC4A 1LT+44 207 404 4826
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LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistWho we are
• Specialist project management organisation• Focus exclusively on • Delivering, integrating and operating Project Controls• Helping organisations to use Project Controls to achieve better
outcomes through Performance Management
• Working both client and contractor side• Believe in solutions focusing on 3 dimensions – People /
Process / System• Balancing solution investment to risk / opportunity
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management Specialist
What do we mean by it?Is integration a good thing?Integration management is a collection of processes required to ensure that the various elements of the projects are properly coordinated.
Management integration is how individuals and teams work together in order to secure the outcomes from the project.
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistQuestions – Your view
Question 1Does integration between clients and contractors generally work well to secure good project outcomes?Question 2In your experience are the disciplines of Scope Management, Schedule Management, Cost Management and Risk Management generally set up to work well together?Question 3How much waste to you believe exists on projects which could be addressed by better management capabilityA) 0% B) 5% C)10% D) 20% E) 30% F) >30%
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management Specialist
Complexity
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Complex Interfaces Many dependencies
Multiple parties Political influence
Lack experience
Non-aligned parties
Changing parameters
Inherent uncertainty
When to invest in Management Integration
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management Specialist
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management Specialist
Client Organisation
Contracting OrganisationTier 1
Funders
PM Organisation
Design / Engineering
Client OrganisationClient Organisation
Client OrganisationStakeholders
Stakeholders
Tier 2 Tier 2 SupplierSpecialist Specialist
Tier 3Tier 3
Tier 3
SupplierSupplier
Supplier
Overall Project Structure
Why Projects are never easy !
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistWhat does Management Integration Mean
Shared Objectives for the Project
Shared understanding of how objectives are to achieved
Shared method of measuring and reviewing performance
Shared tools and information
Shared resources
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LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistIntegration 1 – Total solution
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management Specialist
So how do we achieve Management Integration?
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistFIRST – Align the people!!
• Open culture• Shared objectives for the
project• Shared incentives• Identifying with the
project• Shared communications
platform• Intranet• Newsletters• Project portal
• Trust
• Fear of exposing issues• Contract / commercial
focus• Objectives not aligned• No skin in the game for
project outcome• Islands and silos• Mistrust
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistGetting people alignment
• Tuckman’s model applies• Client organisations generally need to lead• Needs time investment – and committed leadership• Being ‘cool’ to be in the team• Reinforcing team behaviours• Explicit – get it out there – everyone needs to know• Beware of LIP SERVICE• Deal with negative people
• When your have it – RECOGNISE THE VALUE OF KEEPING IT
Forming Storming Norming Performing
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistQuestions
Question 1Are you proud of the organisation you work for?Are you proud to be working on the project(s) you are working on?Question 2Where interests conflict between your organisation and the project(s) you work on do you:
A) Push to maximise the position for your organisation?
B) Favour the best outcome from the project?C) Try to achieve compromise?
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistTHEN - Align the Processes
Requirements/Scope Mgmt.
Schedule Mgmt. Cost Mgmt. Risk Mgmt.
Performance Measurement Baseline (PMB)
Change Mgmt.
Current Plan
Performance Measurement
Integrated Baseline Review
Performance Management
Assurance Framework
Effective project controls have their foundation in sound, workable and integrated processes
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistAligning the processes with each other
Cost RiskSchedule
Change
Cost Schedule Risk
Change
• Bringing the processes together• Dealing with issues and changes
holistically
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistAligning processes between organisations
• Heart and minds• Someone has to lead – usually the client• Employers requirements (in detail)• Require that best practice is adopted• Validation and assurance around response• Consequence for non-observance• Monitor – KPI’s
• Balance the reporting needs of the client with those of the participating organisations
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistSystems
Requirements Mgmt.
Estimating ScheduleManagement Cost Management Risk Control
Earned Value Analysis Contract Management ChangeManagement
Issue TrackingPerformanceAnalysis
ManagementReporting Forecasting
Actual cost capture
Structured links and data flow – process only once
Overall data schema designed to minimise re-keying / manual intervention
Common / aligned data coding Aligned timetable Robust data integrity rules Data owners / guardians
Advantages of well integrated systems:• Faster processing• Allows more time for analysis /
action• Cheaper to operate
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistGetting the Systems Working Together
EVMSBAC
ETC/EACMR
PlanningStart/End Dates
% CompleteLow Level Resource
Forecasts
FinancialsClient SpecificActual Costs
Accruals
Reporting/AnalyticsQlikview
Monthly Reports Data Quality Analysis Performance Trending Client Reporting
RiskPre/Post assessment
Actions/Status
Change Requests
WBS/Activity LinkModifies current schedule
activities for mitigation actions
WP/Structure/tasks – Initiate assessments or BL change
WP/Structure, Rolled Up ResourcesTime-Phased Forecast
WP/Structure, Approved Change IDsSummary approved values for validation
WP/Structure, Authorised Cost Accounts
Lock/Unlock Charge Codes
WP, Cum Actual Cost
Risk Information For Reports
Activity Details for analyticsOfficial Budget Data/EVM DataPerformance Reporting
Change ControlMultiple Options
Change IDsWorkflowTracking
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistVertical Integration of Data
Client / Owner
Contractor
Low / No Integration
Client / Owner
Contractor
Data Exchange
Client / Owner
Integrated / Systems
Contractor
Single Team
Increasing Integration
• No alignment of systems• Hard copy / flat file transfer of
information• Client and contractor may use
different tools• May work to different timetables• Client may have low visibility of
data managed by contractor
• Formally structured data management requirements
• Information exchanged through file exchange
• Organisations may align timetables
• Fully integrated systems with shared data
• Full visibility from client of contractor information
• Data ownership managed through security profiles
• Common structure processes timetables
• Fully integrated working in a single team
• All core project management data managed in a single shared systems infrastructure
• Fed from supporting client systems
• One version of the truth
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistInfluences on level of integration
• Capability / to manage client side• Clients with more mature controls capability tend to be
demanding more integration
• Trust – avoiding own goals• Exposing performance issues• Impairing commercial position
• Investment• Reluctance to invest in integrated systems• IT system restriction
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistWhat is the right level of integration to aim for?
• Depends on:• Level of risk in prospect
• Cost benefit analysis
• Capability of organisations to integrate• Length of project
• Invest properly up front – once ‘in flight’ it is hard to get the focus – and hard to catch up• Balance integration with complexity• Say L5 vs. L8/9 in WBS• Cost capture at a workable level
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management SpecialistWhy invest? Business case for integration investment.
• Pay off mainly based on more effective management• BUT improvements hard to evaluate precisely• Evidence is that they are substantial• Unlikely to perform well without it
• Efficiency benefits:• Efficient data transfers save time and cost• Avoiding ‘man marking’• Reducing rework
LogiKal Projects – Performance Management Specialist
Questions?