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Summary of 18 types of diagrams related to PMP
This figure summarizes 18 types of charts related to PMP, including usage processes, purposes and legends. Conveniently grasp easily confusing knowledge points. Related tools can also be learned and used in daily work.
Edited at 2023-06-11 23:32:14
Summary of 18 types of diagrams related to PMP
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Summary of 18 types of diagrams related to PMP
Control Chart
Involving process
Control quality process
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Determine whether a process is stable
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Histogram
Involving process
Control quality process
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Reflect the distribution of product quality, judge and predict product quality and failure rate, judge whether the production process is stable by observing the shape of the graph, predict the quality of the production process, etc.
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Pareto Chart
Involving process
Control quality process
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Discover and address the top causes of defects
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Cause and Effect Diagram/(Ishikawa Diagram)/Fishbone diagram/(why-why analysis diagram)
Involving process
Control quality, manage quality
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Discover the root cause of the problem. It can also be used to identify risk processes and analyze risk causes. Cause-and-effect diagrams (fishbone diagrams) and flow charts are both quality and risk management tools.
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Scatter diagram
Involving process
Manage quality, control quality
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Shows the relationship between two variables. The closer the data points are to the diagonal, the closer the relationship between the two variables.
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Gantt Chart/(Bar Chart/Bar Chart)
Involving process
Develop a progress plan
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An important basis for project managers to report work progress
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RACI Matrix (RACI Chart)
Involving process
Planning resource management
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Clearly define roles and responsibilities
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Bubble Chart
Involving process
Conduct qualitative risk analysis
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Display 3D data
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Monte Carlo Simulation Analysis Chart (Monte Carlo Simulation)
Involving process
Conduct quantitative risk analysis
During cost risk analysis: project cost estimates are used as input to the simulation;
During schedule risk analysis: schedule network diagram and duration estimate are used as inputs to the simulation;
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In quantitative risk analysis, models are used to simulate the combined impact of individual project risks and other sources of uncertainty to assess their potential impact on project objectives
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Resource Calendar
Involving process
Estimate activity duration, estimate activity resources
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A calendar indicating the available days or work shifts for each specific resource
Generally, when it comes to borrowing external personnel or equipment, employees asking for leave, or rushing work, the project manager checks and uses
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Affinity Diagrams
Involving process
Collect requirements and manage quality
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Used to classify various causes of quality problems according to their close relationship
A technique used when gathering requirements to group large numbers of ideas for further review and analysis
When managing quality, you can classify the causes of potential defects and show the areas that deserve the most attention.
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Mind-Mapping
Involving process
Collect requirements and plan quality management
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Mind mapping technology can help quickly collect project quality requirements, constraints, dependencies and connections
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Flowchart/Process Chart
Involving process
Plan quality management, manage quality and identify risks
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Used to completely analyze the entire process of a certain or a certain type of quality problem.
It can also be used to identify risk processes and analyze risk causes.
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Influence Diagram
Involving process
Conduct quantitative risk analysis
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Impact diagrams can be used to analyze causes, but not just for one problem. Generally in an influence diagram, there are usually multiple causes and multiple effects.
A cause-and-effect diagram can visually show the direct connection between various causes and a certain problem. So in a cause-and-effect diagram, there must be multiple causes corresponding to one effect.
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S-Curve and Tornado Charts
Decision Tree (Expected Monetary Value Analysis EMV Decision Tree Analysis)
Involving process
Conduct quantitative risk analysis
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Used to evaluate the possible consequences of multiple alternatives related to a decision under uncertainty. Choose the best one among several alternatives.
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Sensitivity Analysis (Tornado Diagram)
Involving process
Conduct quantitative risk analysis
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Identify individual project risks or other sources of uncertainty that have the greatest potential impact on project outcomes
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Iteration Burndown Chart
Involving process
control progress
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Used to track the work yet to be completed in the iteration backlog
Predict possible deviations at the end of the iteration and the appropriate actions that should be taken during the iteration
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System interaction diagrams (Context Diagrams)
Involving process
Gather requirements
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A visual depiction of the product range
Graphically and intuitively display the interface relationships between the system and other systems to determine what needs the system should meet.
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