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2 1 Importance of Resource Management 2 Concept & Principles 3 Resource Management Process

3  To deliver ordered resources at the right time to the right place.  To assure high professional skills and lowest cost of resources.

4  Three most basic resources are  Land  Labor  Capital  other resources include energy, private projects, information, expertise, management & time.

5  Resource Management is the process of planning for getting the desired task in project by using resources.  The RM process to handle and help general resource planning and allocation. It contains: terminology descriptions; resource management on different levels; tool usage and statistics.

6 Effective Resource Management include in:  Management information systems to collect update.  Process resource data.  Monitor the status and location of resources.

7  Resource Management mainly focuses on following factors. PlanningAttractionAdaptionUtilization

8 Attraction Adaptation Utilization To meet today and future business challenges. Develop the Project Charter Planning Effective selection and recruitment methods & tools. Develop Human Resource Plan Acquire Project Team Develop Project Team Manage Project team To settle down an employee into the job effectively. It is part of engaging the employees on different task. Assign resources strictly according to decided priorities avoiding over & under capacity

9 Principles of Resource Management Directing Organizing Controlling Planning

10 Marketing and Sales View Opportunity & Pursuit Project Primary Scenario & Candidate Project Active Delivery Project Completed Delivery Project SalesSupply Proposal/Negotiation Support and Project Planning Establish- ment RealizationHand-over Pre- analysis Conclusion SDP 1 TG1 SDP 2 SDP 3 SDP 4 TG2TG3TG4TG5 Service Delivery View Resource Management Planning Resource Management Delivery Resource Management Pursuit Create Sales opportunities Customer Buy-in Preparation of Proposal Get Acceptance Negotiation Contract Handshake Contract Execution Final Accept & Payment SDP 1 SDP 2 SDP 3 SDP 4 Win Confidence 30%Win Confidence 60%Win Confidence 100% Ericsson Operational Service Delivery Planning

11 The purpose of Resource MIX is to find a right combination in terms of cost, core competence, short- and long-term business needs. Service delivery based on customer intimacy (Own resources: Local (Perm / Temp employees; LTAs; Outsourced emp.) Service delivery based on centralization (Borrowed resources from GSDC, PDU, for example STA) Service delivery based on sourcing (External resources: ASP; SP; ARP; Consultants) CUSTOMERCUSTOMER Resource mix Right resource mix could be significant competitive advantage – in terms of cost, headcount etc;

12  Customer is the asset for any organization because every organization focuses on customer satisfaction. If you want to satisfy the customer then you will have to do the SWOT analysis for project & process. The analysis identifies the Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats of a project.

13 Strenghts Competence needs clearly defined Connection Business opportunities and resources MORE is a start, and ties opportunities to resources Opportunities to resources Tools More is easy to use User Knowledge about tools that have been already used. More to HRMS Interface is being planned Planned Interface Planning perspective, Quick resource alloc. Common database high utilization More accuracy in planning Only way to know available resources Global visibility of resources Share resources globally Overall process break down structure

14 Weakness Different tools MORE, SAP/HR Not integrated system resulting in to many systems and a lot of manual work 3 different tools to handel what could be handled in one tool More than one system Risk for another tool, another Interface if not using HRMS in SAP Too many tools to maintain Mixed message. Should we work in or out of SAP? Or in more? Resource mgmt. Not yet implem- ented in SAP/PS Very rigid. No room for flexibility Customer require- ments. Can I work at competitors? DeploymentsTools To keep SPE up- dated with new technic and releases Information in MORE may not be regulalry updated Maintenance No interfaces means manual work No interface is built Information in More may not be regulalry updated MORE to HRMS interface is not secured in roadmap Not integrated between SAP (HRMS) and MORE Interfaces Unclear process at lower level The resource mgmt. process must be defined Processes

15 Opportunities Better overview regarding resources workcenters, costs. Looking further than our current way of working. There are many more opportu- nities than we know of now. DeploymentTool Opportunity to align processes and tools since nothing is really decided yet – or ? How to do global resource follow-up with different systems, tools, etc. Process Increased efficiency Support from higher management Big and unique database for employees When having a good tool, people will see the benefits from that (e.g. Reporting from PS) Globally reproducible way of working Connect resource planning to project planning Global international jobs

16 Threats Competence level Legal aspects con- sidered? (Privat or personal data) Job security in home organiz. if deployed to another Project Deployment Tools Another change Another tool Another process Another directive Organizational resistance Mixed messages and double work. Leading to non-acceptance Interfaces No clear scope of RM only BUGS or all resources? Process not implemented toget- her with system. Processes Diff. tools (MORE, SIO..) could be a risk for PS remod. project Where is the process?

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