The standard for project management

Figure 6-7. Sequence Activities: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs

Figure 6-8. Sequence Activities: Data Flow Diagram

Tools & Techniques

Inputs

Outputs

Sequence Activities

.1  Precedence diagramming   

 method

.2  Dependency determination  

  and integration

.3  Leads and lags

.4  Project management  

  information system

.1  Project management plan

• 

Schedule management plan

• 

Scope baseline

.2  Project documents

• 

Activity attributes

• 

Activity list

• 

Assumption log

• 

Milestone list

.3  Enterprise environmental    

 factors

.4  Organizational process assets

.1  Project schedule network   

 diagrams

.2  Project documents updates

• 

Activity attributes

• 

Activity list

• 

Assumption log

• 

Milestone list

6.3

Sequence

Activities

Enterprise/

Organization

Project documents updates

• 

Activity attributes

• 

Activity list

• 

Assumption log

• 

Milestone list

• 

Project schedule

 network diagrams

Project management plan

• 

Schedule management plan

• 

Scope baseline

Project documents

• 

Activity attributes

• 

Activity list

• 

Assumption log

• 

Milestone list

• 

Enterprise environmental factors

• 

Organizational process assets

Project

Documents

Project

Documents

Project

Management

Plan

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Part 1 - Guide

Every activity except the first and last should be connected to at least one predecessor and at least one successor 

activity with an appropriate logical relationship. Logical relationships should be designed to create a realistic project 

schedule. It may be necessary to use lead or lag time between activities to support a realistic and achievable project 

schedule. Sequencing can be performed by using project management software or by using manual or automated 

techniques. The Sequence Activities process concentrates on converting the project activities from a list to a diagram to 

act as a first step to publish the schedule baseline.

6.3.1 SEQUENCE ACTIVITIES: INPUTS

6.3.1.1 PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN

Described in Section 4.2.3.1. Project management plan components include but are not limited to:

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