The benefits from this mapping exercise include: For more information, consult the CA-PMF Maps section of the PDF. This section details the relationship between the CA-PMF and associated State of California project-related processes. These four components are discussed below: For more information, visit the Framework Resources section of the PDF. Multiple illustrations and tables are included to provide and help promote an understanding and provide quick points of reference. The Framework Resources section describes how the process phases and tools of the CA-PMF interrelate with the Project Approval Lifecycle (PAL), California Department of Technology (CDT) Project Approvals and Oversight (PAO), and the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC). How does the CA-PMF relate to State of California project oversight programs and other project frameworks? This includes those from each of the process phase chapters. Here, the elements by process phase are displayed in a consolidated view of each of the following concepts. These include recommended practices to consider, a list of key roles active during that process phase, processes for the project team to follow, activities the project team should undertake, tools available within the CA-PMF to assist project teams during the process phase, and outputs for the project team to generate during that process phase. It presents this information from two perspectives, including the perspective of a particular key element across all process phases of the Project Management Lifecycle, as well as the perspective of a single process phase.Įach process phase of the CA-PMF contains a navigation graphic referencing six categories of information to help the project manager navigate that process phase. This CA-PMF Quick Reference section features graphics related to the key navigation elements from each process phase of the CA-PMF.
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