Program and Project Management
Program Management is the process of managing several related projects, often with the intention of improving an organization's performance. Program management is concerned with doing the right projects, whereas project management is about doing projects right.
My expertise lies with multi-national headquarter driven programs and projects.
Here are some highlights:
- Define Program/Project Goals and Objectives
- Quantify Program / Project Benefits
- Plan Scope
- Plan and Establish a Governance Structure
- Setup and Enable a Team
- Identify internal and external Stakeholders
- Analyze & Document Business Requirements
- Write and Publish a Program/Project Charter
- Make Program/Project Benefits transparent through a solid Value Proposition
- Develop WBS Structure, Schedule and the Financials
- Estimate Costs and Define Budget
- Develop Program/Project Management Plan
- Plan Procurements
- Plan Communications
- Develop Human Resource Plan
- Plan Quality and Audits
- Plan Program Risk Management
- Direct and Manage Program/Project Execution
- Manage the Change (People, Process, Technology & Organization)
- Monitor and Control Program Performance, Scope, Schedule, Financials and Risks
- Manage Stakeholder Expectations
- Report Program Performance
- Assure Program Benefits Sustainment and plan final handover to Program/Project sponsor
- Continuous Improvement
- Execute Program Closure