The Rise and Fall of Project Management

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The Rise & Fall of Project Management Looking Beyond the Growth Curve PMI – Central Indiana Chapter Professional Development Day

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The Rise & Fall of Project Management

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The Chasm Stephen Burgan, PMP

The Choke Point Diana Burgan, PMP

The Change Process Teresa Witt, PMP

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The diffusion of innovation theory ~~ Everett Everett Rodgers Rodgers (1962) (1962)

The study of how, why, and at what rate new ideas and technology spread through cultures. ~~ Wikipedia Wikipedia

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Crossing the Chasm The technology adoption life cycle ~~ Geoffery Geoffery Moore Moore (1999) (1999)

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Technology Adoption Life Cycle

this car?

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Would you buy

BASE BASE PRICE PRICE $12,835 $12,835

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Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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Would you buy this car? A. Only if I knew it was dependable. B. Not a chance. C. If I thought it would save me money. D. Probably would.

BASE PRICE $12,835

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Technology Adoption Life Cycle

Innovators

Early Adopters

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Early Majority

Late Majority

Laggards

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Technology Adoption Life Cycle

People who see new trends are here

People who use new trends are here

People who follow new trends are here

People who missed new trends are here

People who create new trends are here

Innovators

Early Adopters

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Early Majority

Late Majority

Laggards

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Technology Adoption Life Cycle

People who see new trends are here

People who create new trends are here

Innovators

People who use new trends are here

People who follow new trends are here

The Chasm

Early Adopters

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Early Majority

People who missed new trends are here

Late Majority

Laggards

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Crossing the Chasm

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The Chasm

“Crossing the chasm is a high-risk endeavor.” ~~ Geoffrey Geoffrey Moore Moore (1999) (1999)

Early Adopters

Early Majority

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What is your psychographic profile?

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ƒ Would you buy this car? A. Late majority B. Laggard C. Early majority D. Early adopter E.

Innovator

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The Rise & Fall of Project Management

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The Choke Point ~ Diana Burgan, PMP

“unequivocally… project management delivers value.” ~~ Janice Janice Thomas, Thomas, PhD. PhD. (2008) (2008) Principal Principal Investigator Investigator Researching Researching the the Value Value of of Project Project Management Management

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The Rise & Fall of Project Management

The value of project management can best be achieved through the development of a singular methodology. ~~ Harold Harold Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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Project Management Maturity Model

Adapted Adapted from from

Level Level 11 Basic Basic Knowledge Knowledge

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Project Management Maturity Model ~~ Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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Project Management Maturity Model

Knowledge Knowledge

Level Level 22 Discrete Discrete Processes Processes

Level Level 11 Basic Basic Knowledge Knowledge

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Project Management Maturity Model ~~ Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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Project Management Maturity Model

Implementation

Knowledge Knowledge

Level Level 22 Discrete Discrete Processes Processes

Level Level 11 Basic Basic Knowledge Knowledge

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Level Level 33 Consistent Consistent Methodology Methodology

Adapted Adapted from from

Project Management Maturity Model ~~ Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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Project Management Maturity Model

Application Application

Implementation

Knowledge Knowledge

Level Level 22 Discrete Discrete Processes Processes

Level Level 11 Basic Basic Knowledge Knowledge

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Level Level 44 Organizational Organizational Integration Integration

Level Level 33 Consistent Consistent Methodology Methodology

Adapted Adapted from from

Project Management Maturity Model ~~ Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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Project Management Maturity Model

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Benchmarking Benchmarking

Application Application

Implementation

Knowledge Knowledge

Level Level 22 Discrete Discrete Processes Processes

Level Level 11 Basic Basic Knowledge Knowledge

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Level Level 33 Consistent Consistent Methodology Methodology

Level Level 55 Continual Continual Improvement Improvement

Level Level 44 Organizational Organizational Integration Integration

Lessons Lessons Learned Learned

Adapted Adapted from from

Project Management Maturity Model ~~ Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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Project Management Maturity Model

Stephen Burgan

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Benchmarking Benchmarking

Application Application

Implementation Level Level 33 Consistent Consistent Methodology Methodology

Knowledge Knowledge

Level Level 22 Discrete Discrete Processes Processes

Level Level 11 Basic Basic Knowledge Knowledge

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Level Level 55 Continual Continual Improvement Improvement

Level Level 44 Organizational Organizational Integration Integration

Lessons Lessons Learned Learned

Adapted Adapted from from

Project Management Maturity Model ~~ Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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The Choke Point Implementation

Knowledge

Level Level 11 Basic Basic Knowledge Knowledge

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Level Level 33 Consistent Consistent Methodology Methodology

Level Level 22 Discrete Discrete Processes Processes

“Transitioning to Level 3 has the highest risks & degree of difficulty for the organization.” ~~ Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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The Choke Point Organizational Knowledge Individual Knowledge

Level Level 11 Basic Basic Knowledge Knowledge

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Level Level 33 Consistent Consistent Methodology Methodology

Level Level 22 Discrete Discrete Processes Processes

“Transitioning to Level 3 has the highest risks & degree of difficulty for the organization.” ~~ Kerzner Kerzner (2001) (2001)

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The Choke Point

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Trigger points, bottlenecks & roadblocks Lack of senior management involvement Organizational resistance to change Overemphasis on documentation Failure to educate & train others on the use of the new methodology

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The Choke Point Rank your organization’s acceptance on using a singular, integrated, repeatable project management methodology No No way way

Use Use individually individually

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Pockets Pockets of of interests interests

PMO PMO established established

Enterprise Enterprise acceptance acceptance

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The Rise & Fall of Project Management

~ Teresa Witt, PMP

Organizational change management

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The Change Process

A structured approach to transitioning individuals, teams, and organizations from a current state to a desired future state ~~ Wikipedia Wikipedia Š 2008 Enterprise Consulting

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Organizational Change Strategies

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Elements of Successful Change

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Sponsorship Planning Communication Training and Development Reinforcement

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The Truth About Change

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It’s hard work It’s emotional Successful change implementation promotes a successful future

It will happen with or without you

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The Change Curve “I’m “I’m happy happy as as II am.” am.”

“This “This isn’t isn’t relevant relevant to to my my work.” work.”

“I’m “I’m not not having having this!” this!”

“Could “Could this this work work for for me?” me?”

“I “I can can see see how I make “This works works how I make “This this for me me and and my my this work work for colleagues.” for colleagues.” for me.” me.”

SATISFACTION SATISFACTION

COMMITMENT COMMITMENT

HOPE HOPE

DENIAL DENIAL

EXPLORATION EXPLORATION RESISTANCE RESISTANCE

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Leading Organizational Change

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Why change? Sameness is the fast track to mediocrity It opens the doors to growth & excitement Without it – your competition will pass you by

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Making a Change in your Organization How can you influence a change to integrate project management into your organization? No No way way

Use Use individually individually

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Pockets Pockets of of interests interests

PMO PMO established established

Enterprise Enterprise acceptance acceptance

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Align Project Management with the Business Strategy “The “The project project management management discipline discipline is is changing changing into into aa new new era era that that is is completely completely different different than than itit has has been been in in the the last last fifty fifty years. years. The The new new era era of of projects projects will will be be considered considered as as part part of of the the strategic, strategic, business-related business-related activity activity in in the the organization.” organization.” ~ A. J. Shenhar, D. Milosevic, D. Dvir & H. Thamhain (2007)

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Crossing the Chasm

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Helping Your Organization Cross The Chasm

Key sponsorship Clarify your vision Provide data and

Early Adopters

Early Majority

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success stories Lay out a long-range plan Help develop a new frame of reference

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The Rise & Fall of Project Management

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Looking Beyond the Growth Curve

Thank You Stephen Burgan, PMP Diana Burgan, PMP Teresa Witt, PMP

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References

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Books Books ~~ Birnbaum, Birnbaum, R. R. (2001). (2001). Management Management Fads Fads in in Higher Higher Education: Education: Where Where Do Do They They Come Come From, From, What What They They Do, Do, Why Why They They Fail. Fail. San San Fransico: Fransico: Jossey-Bass. Jossey-Bass. ~~ Kerzner, Kerzner, H. H. (2001). (2001). Strategic Strategic Planning Planning for for Project Project Management: Management: Using Using aa Project Project Management Management Maturity Maturity Model. Model. New New York: York: John John Wiley Wiley & & Sons. Sons. ~~ Kotter, Kotter, J. J. (1996). (1996). Leading Leading Change. Change. Boston: Boston: Harvard Harvard Business Business School School Press. Press. ~~ Moore, Moore, G. G. (1991). (1991). Crossing Crossing the the Chasm: Chasm: Marketing Marketing and and Selling Selling Disruptive Disruptive Products Products to to Mainstream Mainstream Customers. Customers. New New York: York: HarperCollins HarperCollins Publishers. Publishers. ~~ Shenhar, Shenhar, A.J., A.J., Milosevic, Milosevic, D., D., Dvir, Dvir, D. D. & & Thamhain, Thamhain, H. H. (2007). (2007). Linking Linking Project Project Management Management to to Business Business Strategy. Strategy. Newtown Newtown Square: Square: Project Project Management Management Institute, Institute, Inc. Inc. Online Online Research Research Database Database ~~ EBSCOHost. EBSCOHost. Business Business Source Source Premier. Premier. www.inspire.net www.inspire.net

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