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Customers frequently struggle with the best approach to manage operational work while maintaining the integrity and details of their project work. Operational work can include things like vacation time, sick time, training, or general projects that keep the business functioning such as building maintenance or computer server maintenance. During the demonstration, participants will learn about 3 distinct approaches and their advantages and disadvantages for businesses. While not revealing confidential information, this presentation will showcase the struggle an estimated 15 Project Online/Project Server customers went through and how they decided upon their approach. There is certainly a give and take in regards to effort to set up and support different approaches. Some important considerations that will be addressed include operational planning by executives, PMs, resource managers, and team members and how responsibility for different levels of detail can be handed out. This presentation will include mapping of features to PMI PMBOK methodology and how specific features can address business needs related to scope management, rolling wave planning, agile methodology, and progressive elaboration. In keeping with the need to report to executives, attendees will learn how these approaches affect the portfolio analysis or other portfolio views and how executives or PMO staff can drive decision making that truly includes all the work of the business.

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Anaheim, CA | February 2-5, 2014

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Cindy Lewis, PMP, PMI-SP, MS, MCTS, MCT, MOS, MVPDirector of Knowledge Mgmt/Senior Project Advisor Advisicon

@LewisCindy #projconf

3 Approaches to Operational WorkPC21

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The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it.  - Terry Pratchett

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Presentation Overview

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Overview

• Customers/Industries Represented• The Struggle• The 3 Approaches• Recap

Takeaways

Demos

Project Server/Project Online Focus 2007, 2010, 2013, Project Online

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Customers/Industries Represented

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The Struggle

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Struggles to Capture Operational Work

Another Tool

Inconsistent Definition

Confidential

Project Subset

International

Time to Plan

Higher Level

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The 3 Approaches

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Resource PlanSeparate ProjectAdmin Time

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All options take you where you want to go, but one approach will really fit your need.

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Demo

Resource Plan

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Demo

Separate Project

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Demo

Admin Time

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Demo

Incorporating Max Units

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Customer Presentation

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Worlds largest office furniture manufacturer101 years old$2.75 billion in yearly sales17 manufacturing facilities in North America, EMEA and APAC

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Duane Roach - Presenter

Senior Project ManagerIT PMOLeading global infrastructure projects and programs25 years with Steelcase

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Background Info - Resource Groups

Department nameManaged by a functional managerAll operational work is assigned to the resource groupIndividuals belong to a resource groupGroups are set as generic resources

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Background Info - Operational Work Components

AdminBreak FixSupportEnhancements

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Separate Project with Operational Work Components as Tasks

Only administrator needs Project Professional (saves money)Able to plan operational work by resource groupHigh level approach

Why?

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Total Group Capacity – Total Operational Hours = Remaining Capacity for Project Work

Time Available for Project Work

Resource group capacity is set to zero

All the people in the Resource Group equals total group capacity

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Recap

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Summary of 3 ApproachesResource Plan Allows for future planning PM or RM sets up Shows in Resource Center lower

pane Can turn on/off allocation by

resource if you use proposed resources

Can deactivate resource plan with utilization option

Does not require task planning Does not adjust capacity line Time based, does not convert to a

project One resource plan per project,

multiple per owner

Admin Time Allows for future

planning TM enters Provides a separate

report Does not show in

Resource Center lower pane

Always activated Adjusts resource

capacity line Approval could hold up

resource capacity

Separate Project Allows for future

planning PM or RM sets up Shows in Resource

Center lower pane Can turn on/off

allocation by resource if you use proposed resources

Does not adjust capacity line

Task based One admin project

owner for the organization

Might cause a confidentiality issueMax Units

Can compliment any approach

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Full bleedphotosPhotos can set a mood or evoke emotion, making for a more memorable presentation.

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Takeaways

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1. All takeaways can be found here: http://advisicon.com/projconf.htm

2. Slide deck

3. Questionnaire – Operational Work

4. Webinar Request – Successful Deployments

Takeaways

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Contact Us

Cindy Lewis, PMP, PMI-SP, MS, MCTS, MCT, MOS, MVPDirector of Knowledge [email protected]/in/cindylewis2@LewisCindy

Upcoming Events with Cindy:

Monday, February 3rd 2-3:30pm: Booth staffing in the Expo Hall – Microsoft Pavilion

Wednesday, February 5th PC238 10:30-11:45 AM Accelerating Your Time to Value with Project Online

Assisting in multiple Instructor Led Labs throughout the week

Duane RoachSenior Project [email protected]

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© 2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.