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166 D PROJECT COMPLEXITY FLOWCHART IN TABLE FORMAT TAB LE D.1. SAMPLE TEMPLATE FOR PROJECT COMPLEXITY FLOWCHART Most Complex Least Complex Dimension Complexity Factor Interactions The complexity fl owchart uses the table format shown in Table D.1.
167 Appendix D: PROJECT COMPLEXITY FLOWCHART IN TABLE FORMAT TABLE D.2. SAMPLE TEMPLATE FOR DEVELOPING PROJECT ACTION PLANS Most Complex Least Complex Dimension Success factor Interactions Adequate resources? Can project succeed with typical systems (Y/N)? If No, a roadblock or speed bump exists Project action plan 1. List the project dimensions in rank order in the first row across, under the Most Complex à Least Complex headings, with the most-constrained dimension in the leftmost column and the least-constrained dimension in the rightmost column. 2. List the critical factors in the second row, along with notation on whether they are flexible or fixed or constrained. 3. Note the interactions in the third row of the table (such as interacts with schedule or interacts with schedule and technical). The table can be added to in any number of ways when identifying or defining road- blocks and developing targeted project action plans using Method 5, as shown in Table D.2.
