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Why is project management important for an organization-.docx

The application of information, skills, tools, and procedures to project activities in order to achieve project requirements is known as project management. Project management is performed by implementing and integrating the project management processes that have been identified for the project.

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  1. 120 Matheson Boulevard East, Suite 203, Mississauga, ON, Canada L4Z 1X1 Website: https://www.educationedge.ca/ Why is project management important for an organization? The application of information, skills, tools, and procedures to project activities in order to achieve project requirements is known as project management. Project management is performed by implementing and integrating the project management processes that have been identified for the project. Management of a project enables businesses to carry out tasks more successfully and efficiently. You can also focus on PMP course for this. Individuals, groups, and public and commercial organizations can benefit from effective project management in the following ways: a.Meet business objectives b.Satisfy stakeholder expectations c.Be more predictable d.Increase chances of success e.Deliver the right products at the right time

  2. f.Resolve problems and issues g.Respond to risks in timely manner Projects are an important way for businesses to provide value and gain rewards. Organizational leaders must be able to manage tighter budgets, shorter timeframes, limited resources, and fast changing technologies in today's business climate. The corporate environment is dynamic and changing at a rapid pace. Companies are embracing project management to constantly generate business value in order to stay competitive in the global market. WHAT IS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT? Program management is described as the application of information, skills, and concepts to a programme in order to achieve programme objectives and gain benefits and control that would not be possible if programme components were managed separately. Projects and other programmes inside a programme are referred to as programme components. Project management is concerned with the interdependencies that exist inside a project in order to decide the best way to manage it. To find the best technique for managing them, programme management focuses on the interdependencies between projects and between projects and the programme level. The following actions may be taken in response to these programme and project-level interdependencies: a.Aligning programme and project goals and objectives with the organizational or strategic direction b.dividing the scope of the programme into programme components c.Managing interdependencies between software components to better serve the programme d.Managing programme risks that could have an impact on numerous projects e.Resolving program-wide restrictions and conflicts that affect many projects PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT Projects, programmes, subsidiary portfolios, and operations that are managed as a group to meet strategic objectives are referred to as portfolios. Portfolio management is described as the management of one or more portfolios from a central location in order to achieve strategic goals. The portfolio's programmes or projects may or may not be interdependent or closely related. Portfolio management's goal is to: a.Assist in the making of organizational investment decisions. b.To achieve strategic goals, choose the best combination of programmes and initiatives. c.Transparency in decision-making is essential. d.Make team and physical resource allocation a top priority. e.Boost your chances of getting the desired return on investment. Things are taught in more details during project management courses online.

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