Management
- Management
- the activity consisting of the cohesive collection of all
tasks that are primarily performed to administer and lead an
endeavor or center in order to fulfill its mission
and to achieve its objectives
As illustrated in the preceding figure, Management is part of the following inheritance hierarchy:
- Type: Abstract
- Superclass: Activity
- Subclasses:
- Center Management:
- Endeavor Management:
The typical responsibilities of the Management activity are to ensure that the:
- Stakeholder’s relevant needs and expectations are met or exceeded.
- Mission, objectives, and requirements are met.
- Management tasks are successfully performed.
- Stages, producers, work units, and work products are properly planned.
- Scope is properly managed.
- Schedule is properly managed.
- Resources, both human and physical, are properly managed (e.g., adequately staffed with trained personnel).
- Costs are properly managed.
- Communication is properly managed (e.g., the project status is reported to the customer).
- Relationships between organizations are properly managed.
- Work products are properly delivered.
The management activity typically may begin when the following conditions hold:
- The relevant
management team is:
- Initially staffed.
- Adequately trained in management.
The management activity is typically complete when the following conditions hold:
- The center is retired.
- The endeavor is completed.
The management activity typically consists of the following teams performing the following tasks in an iterative,
incremental, parallel, and time-boxed manner:
The management activity is typically performed using the following environment(s) and associated tools:
The management activity typically results in the production of all or part of the following work products in the
management work product set:
The management activity tasks are typically performed during the following phases:
Phase |
Relevant Tasks |
Business Strategy |
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
Business Optimization |
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
Initiation |
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
Construction
|
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
Initial Production |
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
Full-Scale Production |
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
Delivery |
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
Usage |
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
Retirement |
Communications_Management,
Cost_Management,
Delivery_Management,
Management_Planning,
Personnel_Management,
Relationship_Management,
Resource_Management,
Schedule_Management, and
Scope_Management |
- The management activity is documented using the typical
configuration for large centers or endeavors. It is intended
to be configured (i.e., instantiated, extended, and tailored)
to meet the needs of specific centers or endeavors.
- The preconditions of this activity should be the union of the preconditions of its constituent tasks.
- The completion criteria for this activity should be the union of the postconditions of its constituent tasks.