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1.040 Project Management

Spring 2009

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Project Uncertainty

Project Uncertainty

Management

Management

Based on Presentation given by

Based on Presentation given by

Dr. Oddmund Granli

Dr. Oddmund Granli

Fred Moavenzadeh

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Spring 2009

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Project Uncertainty Management

Project Uncertainty Management

„

„

A gradual change in how we define projects

A gradual change in how we define projects

„

„

From risk management towards uncertainty

From risk management towards uncertainty

management

management

„

„

Towards life cycle management

Towards life cycle management

„

„

Towards a holistic approach

Towards a holistic approach

„

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From risk management towards uncertainty

From risk management towards uncertainty

management

management

„

„

A number of different definitions of

A number of different definitions of

risk and uncertainty are currently being

risk and uncertainty are currently being

used

used

„

„

The term

The term

Risk

Risk

is considered and

is considered and

perceived as a negative outcome and

perceived as a negative outcome and

contains elements of fear.

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Project Organization and

Project Organization and

Contracts

Contracts

„

Uncertainty, (Risk and opportunities)

Uncertainty

Ability to

Ability to

predict outcome of parameters

predict outcome of parameters

or foresee events that may impact the project. Uncertainties hav

or foresee events that may impact the project. Uncertainties have a defined e a defined range of possible outcomes described by functions reflecting the

range of possible outcomes described by functions reflecting the probabilityprobability for each outcome. Uncertainty functions can describe discrete

for each outcome. Uncertainty functions can describe discrete

events or continuous ranges of outcomes.

events or continuous ranges of outcomes.

Risk

Possible negative outcome expressed by probability multiplied by

Possible negative outcome expressed by probability multiplied by thethe consequence.

consequence.

Opportunity

Possible positive outcome expressed by probability multiplied by

Possible positive outcome expressed by probability multiplied by thethe consequence.

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From risk management towards uncertainty

management

Chapman and Ward (2002)

[7], defines

„

Uncertainty

, “lack of certainty, involving

variability and ambiguity”.

„

Variability,

“uncertainty about the size of

parameters which may result from lack of data,

lack of detail, lack of definition, lack of experience

and so on, which may be quantified if this is

useful”

„

Ambiguity

,

“the aspects of uncertainty not

addressed in terms of variability

„

Risk

,

“an implication of significant uncertainty

which may be upside (welcome) or downside

unwelcome”

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The Room of Uncertainty

The Room of Uncertainty

Dynamic Complexity Uncertainty Ambiguity

Trustworthiness

strategies

Risk based

strategies

Leverage

strategies

Precautionary

strategies

Success factors

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Uncertainty Management Challenges

and corresponding Strategies

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Project Complexity Uncertainty Structural Complexity Size: Number of elements Interdependence of elements Uncertainty in goals Uncertainty in methods Interactions in complex Ways: total is more than Sum of the parts

Structural complexity compounded by uncertainty

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Project Organization and Contracts

Project Organization and Contracts

„

„

Uncertainty management

Uncertainty management

„

„ Uncertainty management in projects is a project management Uncertainty management in projects is a project management knowledge area comprising management and control of risks and

knowledge area comprising management and control of risks and

opportunities in the project.

opportunities in the project.

„

„ Uncertainty management is divided into risk management and Uncertainty management is divided into risk management and opportunity management.

opportunity management. „

„

Risk management

Risk management

„

„ A continuous process to identify, analyse and follow up uncertaiA continuous process to identify, analyse and follow up uncertainties nties which can lead to negative impacts on the project by implementin

which can lead to negative impacts on the project by implementing g response actions to avoid risks jeopardizing a successful comple

response actions to avoid risks jeopardizing a successful completion of tion of the project.

the project. „

„

Opportunity management

Opportunity management

„

„ A continuous process to identify, analyse and follow up uncertaiA continuous process to identify, analyse and follow up uncertainties nties which can lead to positive impacts on the project by implementi

which can lead to positive impacts on the project by implementing ng response actions to benefit from the opportunities.

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Project Organization and

Project Organization and

Contracts

Contracts

„

„

Uncertainty Management Process

Uncertainty Management Process

Uncertainty identification Uncertainty response actions Uncertainty response control Continuous process Uncertainty assessment

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Project Organization and

Project Organization and

Contracts

Contracts

Uncertainty management Early Estimates Budget Continuous process

Ad-hoc uncertainty analysis can be initiated within a number of areas throughout the project phases

Final

experience transfer and project close-out

Uncertainty identification

workshop

Uncertainty analysis

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The classical project management techniques and

The classical project management techniques and

uncertainty management

uncertainty management

„

„

Unsuitable in complex and dynamic

Unsuitable in complex and dynamic

project environments

project environments

„

„

Unattended schedule dynamics not

Unattended schedule dynamics not

adequatly attended

adequatly attended

„

„

Limited capabilities to interfaces

Limited capabilities to interfaces

„

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An alternative approach

An alternative approach

(Project uncertainty management)

(Project uncertainty management)

„

„

A dual approach using conventional

A dual approach using conventional

techniques and planning abstractions

techniques and planning abstractions

„

„

Planning windows

Planning windows

„

„

Milestone structures

Milestone structures

„

„

Interface management system

Interface management system

„

„

Critical success factors and lead

Critical success factors and lead

indicators

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Project Organization and

Project Organization and

Contracts

Contracts

Planning and Control Structure

Planning and Control Structure

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Window abstraction

Window abstraction

Performance measurement and control Planning and control levels Project network multiple projects Network

abstraction Planningwindows Interface

schedules

Milestone structure/success criteria

Project Management- Uncertainty management

Work processes

Uncertainty Management

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PLANNING WINDOW

PLANNING WINDOW

Planning Window Business Model

Owner

Suppliers Contractors Community Value creation Success Criteria Emergent situations Values (forces)

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Project Organization and

Project Organization and

Contracts

Contracts

„

„

RPM process (Generic, 8 stages)

RPM process (Generic, 8 stages)

Conceive Design Plan Allocate Execute Deliver Review and Support 3 7&8

Steps and roles for uncertainty management 1 2 4 5 6

Ref: Project Risk Management

Processes, Techniques and Insights

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Project Organization and

Project Organization and

Contracts

Contracts

„

„

The Six

The Six

Ws

Ws

„

„

Some key components of a risk model

Some key components of a risk model

Who, Parties

Why, Motives

What, Design

Which way, Activities

Wherewithal, Resources

When, Timetable

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Project Organization and

Project Organization and

Contracts

Contracts

APM UK MoD (1991) CERT (Chapan, 1979)

Define Focus Identify Structure Ownership Estimate Evaluate Plan Manage Initiation Identification Analysis Planning Management Scope Structure Parameter

Manipulation and interpretation Risk Management Process (RPM)

References

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