The methods and models for managing innovative and complex project effectively .

KUSHAL SHAH
S5120632,7001ENG , Master Of Project Management..

Dealing highly complexity and innovation in the projects is difficult and requires more than conventional
management tools and methods as those types of project won’t be handle regular basis. Those complexity
and innovation should be tackle hand by hand. In this article, the literature review of previous work is
provided and then followed by detailed the research plan on managing complexity and innovation in the
project by the diamond of technology method and PERT model and future research direction is also
offered.

Keywords: Boeing 787 Dreamliner’s, innovation,
complexity, project management, risk management
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The Boeing Corporation launched Dreamliner project
in April 2004 with a planned delivery date during first
quarter of 2008.However, on September 26, 2011
Boeing publicly announced the delivery of its first 787
Dreamliner after 40 months of delays and spent twined
than actually planned. The Dreamliner was launched
with a vision of that Dreamliner was one of the most
advanced commercial aircraft ever built to take
advantage of new technologies, including composite
materials and electronic controls, with an effort to
reduce fuel costs and noise level and as a strategic
preemptive move to complete with Airbus 380 program
(Useem, 2006). The Dreamliner was designed to be a
unique project in many respects such as physical
characteristics, technology, management style,
financing, design and engineering management, quality
assurance and assembly processes. The Dreamliner has
also faced many challenges involved designing the
aircraft body using lighter weight components
(Chemical components made from carbon). Secondly
used of new kind of avionics and computing systems
that has not used before on commercial aircraft. Boeing
has decided to outsource an unprecedented portion of
the design, engineering manufacturing and production
to a global network of 700 local and foreign suppliers.

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Final challenge associated with the Boeing 787 Thus, to conclude in the research Method statically
Dreamliner is that they have put Build to performance by the CPM (Critical Path method) project
contract with all the suppliers. Those mention management tool and Diamond of technology
challenges have created issues such as redesign, part method is use for managing innovative and
shortages, incorrect installation, software delays complex project.
(McInnes, 2008) and even union strikes. The Boeing
has taken designs to deal with delays. Firstly, that had
opened a production Operation Centre to coordinate
with its tire-1-2-3 suppliers. Secondly, they had begun
testing Dreamliner’s components right away at original
manufacturing sites before shipping.
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Table 2. The planning and control components.

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