Succeeding as a group

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Succeeding as a group 

Outline 

Basic Architecture of Negotiation 

NEGOTIATION : 

Eight Primary Conflict Causes 

Eight Primary Conflict Causes 

Dilemma of collaboration 

Types of negotiation 

Strategic Approach to Negotiation: PREPARATION 

Strategic Approach to Negotiation: PREPARATION 

Strategic Approach to Negotiation: DURING THE NEGOTIATION 

Exercise: ãThe Salty Dogä 

Cognitive Biases 

Level of analysis 

Level of analysis 

Level of analysis 

Level of analysis 

Level of analysis (cont.) 

Level of analysis (cont.) 

Level of analysis (cont.) 

Negotiation in teams: Are 2 heads better than 1? 

ANSWER: ãIt depends on the taskä 

Negotiation in teams: 

Decision rules for teams 

The condorcet paradox 

The condorcet paradox (cont.) 

The condorcet paradox: lessons learned 

Coalition 

Coalition 

Coalition Dilemma 

Negotiation with your client 

Negotiation with your client (cont.) 

Wrapping-up 

What is a project? 

When is a project·a project? 

What is a successful project? 

What is project management? 

Relationship of project objectives 

Project Phases 

Project management system 

1. Understand the Project/Define the problem 

Define the Benefit/Cost 

1. Understand project/Define the problem 

Control Client Expectations 

Control Client Expectations 

Defining the Deliverables  

Defining the Deliverables  

2. Plan the project 

Project Management by Technical Function 

Project Management by Integrated Development Teams 

Many ways to organize 

Risk management 

3. Execute the plan 

Remember 

Gantt chart 

Critical Path Analysis 

4. Monitor and control progress 

Evaluate 

Project Audit 

5. Present to client 

Success is generally measured by implementation 

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Author: Tom Finholt 

Email: finholt@umich.edu 

Home Page: http://www.si.umich.edu/~finholt/SI_505/SI505-syllabus.html 

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