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What are the main objects of a project manager?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: July 30, 2007     Asked by: MANISH KUMAR GUPTA 
  
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December 26, 2006 06:19:41   #1  
shabeeh siqqiui        

RE: What are the main objects of a project manager?

Project Manager main objective are as follows:

1. Plays every important role as stakeholder and with Stakeholder.
2. He has to drive the show in terms of Technical, Financial, Risk Mittigation, & never the less the deliverys.
3. Main moto is to ensure every area of assurance of compliance in terms of delivery.
4. He has to be people's person with pleasent personality.
5. Softskill is another key area of his expertise.
6. Time, Material, Cost, Technology/Performance & Resource is his area of play

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Shabeeh Siddiqui


 
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January 31, 2007 14:29:38   #2  
Mohit Garg        

RE: What are the main objects of a project manager?
To ensure that the project output, service or result is delivered within the contraints of cost, schedule, quality and scope.
 
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July 30, 2007 19:44:37   #3  
sundeepbhatt Member Since: July 2007   Contribution: 2    

RE: What are the main objects of a project manager?
From PMI, there are lots of activities needed to be performed by a Project Manager. PM is actually "owner" of the project. He/She has to get involved in every step of project from Initiation till its closure. In between, there are some important activities PM has to do:
1. Prepare Project Plan and its all subsidiary plans like Scope mgmt, Cost mgmt, Quality mgmt, resource mgmt, schedule mgmt plan, risk mgmt plans
2. Keep a close eye on project status and make sure project is on track
3. Keep on finding risks and preparing mitigating strategy.
4. Status reporting to higher mgmt and all other stakeholders

 
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