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5.3.2.3. Schedule Reviews<br />

Page 33 of 60<br />

Test <strong>Management</strong> Tool (TMT)<br />

<strong>Software</strong> <strong>Project</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> (<strong>SPMP</strong>)<br />

TMT-<strong>SPMP</strong>-1.2<br />

27-Sep-2010<br />

Schedule reviews are conducted by the TMT <strong>Project</strong> Advisor, PM, and technical leads on a<br />

weekly basis (i.e., every Mondays or Wednesdays). Applicable schedule updates upon reviews<br />

can be made to the TMT Team’s Metric Program; the updates are then notified to the client and<br />

all team members. Schedule reviews are done for at least one incremental release ahead to have<br />

early risk mitigation.<br />

5.3.2.4. Progress Variance Monitoring<br />

Actual progress can differ from the planned progress for many reasons, including but not limited<br />

to inaccurate effort estimation, resource limitation, plan and requirement changes, and etc. The<br />

TMT technical leads are responsible to notify the TMT PM and the PM is responsible to update<br />

the applicable scheduled tasks on the TMT Team’s Metric Program. Deviations that are beyond<br />

the PM’s capabilities to resolve (e.g., member drop outs, non-productive or poor performance,<br />

etc.) are brought to the <strong>Project</strong> Advisor’s attention.<br />

5.3.2.5. Progress Variance Resolution<br />

The TMT PM has the authority to reallocate resources, delegate and reschedule the tasks, or<br />

correct performance problems that are not impacting a major release. Otherwise, consultancies<br />

from the TMT Advisor are recommended.<br />

5.3.2.6. Follow-Up on Corrective Action<br />

The TMT Team’s Metric Program is used to identify the initial schedule deviation and to analyze<br />

the corrective action results. Corrective action items are closely monitored to ensure that they are<br />

effectively recovering the schedule variance before milestone or the master build schedule is<br />

jeopardized.<br />

5.3.3. Budget Control <strong>Plan</strong><br />

The total cost of the project is $140,000.00 spreading out to 14 weeks as shown in Table 1.1-3:<br />

<strong>Project</strong> Budget Summary. The project cost is calculated based on $100.00 per person-hour<br />

expended for each task by each assigned resource; i.e., $100.00 * effort hour * resource. Periodic<br />

cost analysis and reviews are conducted to assess performance and provide insight to the future<br />

task assignments.<br />

5.3.4. Quality Control <strong>Plan</strong><br />

There is no independent Quality Assurance (QA) Group under the TMT management. Instead,<br />

the TMT PM and Testing Group are responsible for assurance of all quality and production<br />

control requirements are being accomplished. The TMT Test Lead is responsible to conduct<br />

various reviews on project plans, requirements, designs, codes, tests, and all other documents. In<br />

performing these duties, the TMT Test Lead monitors adherence to all applicable policies,<br />

processes, procedures, and plans.

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