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Management - Project Management

 
From Project Management to Program Management In the early-90, Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) introduced the position of Business Program Manager in their Professional Services Division. Corporate Senior Management explained that traditional project managers focused on the physical delivery of services and solutions without concern of profitability. In order to shift the focus of Project Managers from deliverable to project profit, business units were re-structured into industry groups known as Line of Business (LOB), and Senior Project Managers were re-titled as Business Program Managers ensuring project assignment contribute to overall profits in their assigned LOB of the Division.
This clearly identified the differences between programs and projects. Program is the by-product of a strategic planning process that aims to deliver the visions of a future goal (strategic outcomes) while projects are the various tactics in achieving such strategic objective. The roots of Program Management are project management technique and methodology. However, Program Management focuses on delivering benefits and new capability instead of deliverable. pdf

   

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