Project management presentation (power point)
- 2. Porter 5 Factor Model; The Experience Curve; Project Rating Index; Triple Constraint of Project .
- 3. Porter 5 Factor Model
- 8. Bargaining Power of Buyers: BUYER COMPANY
- 9. Bargaining Power of Supplier: Paid More Deliver Less
- 11. New Entries:
- 12. Existing Rivals:
- 13. Summary of Porter Model:
- 15. Experience Curve: The experience curve show how the cost per unit behaves with respect to the accumulated volume of production .
- 16. Graph of Experience Curve:
- 17. Using Learning Curves : Learning curves can be used in a variety of ways . Bid Preparation Financial Planning Labor Requirement Estimation
- 18. Effects of Experience Curve: Improved productivity of labor. Increase specialization. Innovation in production method. Value engineering and fine tuning. Balancing production line.
- 19. What is Project Rating Index?
- 20. Project Rating Index – The Definition Is an evaluation method that helps management to carry out the process of preliminary screening. In these method, management assign a score for the project. If the project gets the score below the desired value, the project is rejected.
- 21. Steps of Project Rating Index(PRI): Identify factors relevant for project rating; Assign weights to these factors; Rate the project proposal on various factors; Factor rating × factor weight = factor score; Add all the factor scores to get the overall project rating index.
- 22. Construction of Rating Index: Factor Factor Weight Rating Factor Score VG 5 G 4 A 3 P 2 VP 1 Input availability 0.25 0.75 Technical know-how 0.10 0.40 Reasonableness of cost 0.05 0.20 Adequacy of market 0.15 0.75 Complementary relationship with other products 0.05 0.20 Stability 0.10 0.40 Dependence on firm’s strength 0.20 1.00 Consistency with governmental priorities 0.10 0.30 Rating Index 4.00
- 23. Triple Constraint of Project
- 24. Scope , Time and Cost – Managing the Triple Constraint