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Who does what in Project Initiation in PRINCE2®

Rebel’s Guide to PM

You’re trying to get clarity on: The reasons for doing the project The benefits of doing the project Any risks that you can foresee now The scope and deliverables The costs and timelines Who should be involved and who should make decisions What quality looks like and how it will be achieved.

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How to manage project assurance (with PRINCE2 guide)

Rebel’s Guide to PM

They might also advise the project manager on how best to do particular project management techniques like communication management , risk management , quality management and change management. They would help and advise around internal policies to ensure the project is compliant.

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The Functions of a Project Management Office

Project Pulse Journal

A Project Management Office (PMO) isn't just about oversight; it's about empowering your projects to deliver real value. A well-implemented PMO can transform your project delivery process , ensuring that every project is set up for success from the start. Discover how a PMO can be a game-changer for your organization.

PMO 52
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Review Project Management Maturity Model Fourth Edition

Henny Portman

In PMMM special attention is given to three special components project office, management oversight and professional development. If you are looking for a maturity model and your organization is using the PMBoK guide to manage projects this book could be of help. It ends with some considerations when setting maturity goals.

PMO 119
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Six Data Points Needed to Create a Great Project Communication Plan

MPUG

Which aspects of project management take up the most substantial parts of your day? Even risk management should not take up too much of your time. For most project managers, a major chunk of time is spent on meetings, tele-cons, email reading or writing, creating status reports, etc. Who Needs Project Information?

Planning 105
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PM in Practice: Improving the Project Management Plan

LiquidPlanner

Requirement management plan. Schedule management. Budget management. Quality management. Stakeholder management plan. Communication management plan. Risk and issue management. Project Management Plan Challenges and Benefits. Work Breakdown Structure. Resource and staffing plan.

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Project Manager vs. Program Manager: A Side-by-Side Comparison

LiquidPlanner

A program will often cross multiple organizations, and this has an impact on stakeholders, sponsors, funding sources and even assigning the right program manager. In a project, the project manager is primarily responsible for the scope , cost and timeline. Manage the project schedule. Manage the project budget.

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