Duties of the Project Manager During the Initiating Phase

May 12, 2008 | Author: admin | Filed under: Role of the Project Manager, Project Lifecycle Phases

Duties of the Project Manager During the Initiating Phase
By John Filicetti

  • All meetings require a Meeting Report to be completed and filed in project folder.
    • The best way to use the Meeting Report is to fill in the meeting information, fill in the agenda, and send the Meeting Report to the meeting attendees. During or after the meeting, fill in the minutes with any assignments noted; distribute the final document to the team and post in the project folder.
  • PM participates in project estimation and pricing estimation activity.
  • PM ensures the SOW or Project Charter is properly completed and ready for submission
  • PM creates the RAIDCBT (Risk, Action Item, Issues, Decisions, Change, Business Process, and Training Needs).
    • The risk assessment and risk management plan is completed and updated in the RAIDCBT.
    • All issues and action items are tracked, escalated, and managed to resolution by the PM.
    • PM distributes blank Change Control form to the Client and project team.
  • Creates Project Status Report on a regular basis, distributes the report to stakeholders, and posts the report to the project workspace.

John F. Filicetti, PMP, MBA
John Filicetti is a Sr. Sales Engineer/PM-PMO-PPM Consultant with a great depth of experience and expertise in enterprise project management, project management methodologies, Project Portfolio Management (PPM), Project Management Offices (PMOs), Governance, process consulting, and business management. John has directed and managed project management teams, created and implemented methodologies and practices, provided project management consulting, created and directed PMOs, and created consulting and professional services in such areas as project portfolio management, Governance, business process re-engineering, network systems integration, application development, infrastructure, and complex environments. John has enjoyed many years as PMO Director for large corporations in the Seattle area and leads the PMO Roundtable discussion group and forum.

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