The internal and external operating environment of the project
(1) Organizational process assets (supporting projects)
Process assets: include tools, methodologies, methods, templates, frameworks, patterns, or PMO resources
Governance documents: including policies and procedures.
Data assets: Databases, libraries, metrics, data, and artifacts from previous projects
Knowledge assets: Includes tacit knowledge from project team members, subject matter experts, and other employees
Security and safety: including procedures and practices for facility access, data protection, confidentiality levels, and proprietary secrets.
(2) Business environment factors within the organization (constraints)
Organizational Culture, Structure, and Governance: Includes Vision, Mission, Values, Beliefs, Cultural Norms, Leadership Style, Hierarchy and Authority, Organizational Style, Ethics, and Code of Conduct.
Physical distribution of facilities and resources: including work locations, virtual project teams, and shared systems.
Infrastructure: Includes existing facilities, equipment, organization and telecommunications channels, hardware, availability, and functionality.
Information technology software: including schedule software, configuration management systems, web interfaces to information systems, collaboration tools and work authorization systems.
Resource availability: including contracting and procurement constraints, approved suppliers and subcontractors, and cooperation agreements. Personnel and materials-related availability includes contracting and procurement constraints, approved suppliers and subcontractors, and timelines.
Employee competencies: including general and specific professional knowledge, skills, abilities, techniques, and knowledge, etc.
(3) Business environment factors outside the organization (constraints)
Market conditions: including competitors, market share, brand recognition, technology trends, and trademarks.
Social and cultural influencing factors: including policy orientation, regional customs and traditions, public holidays and events, norms of conduct, ethics and perceptions
Regulatory Environment: This includes national and regional laws and regulations related to security, data protection, business conduct, employment, licensing, and procurement.
Commercial databases: Includes standardized cost estimates and industry risk study information.
Academic Research: Includes industry research, publications, and benchmarking results.
Industry standards: Includes standards related to products, production, environment, quality, and processes.
Financial considerations: including exchange rates, interest rates, inflation, taxes, and duties.
Physical environmental factors: including working conditions and weather-related factors, etc.
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