Exam 13: Project Management Organizational Structures
Exam 1: Project Management Concepts79 Questions
Exam 2: Identifying and Selecting Projects70 Questions
Exam 3: Developing Project Proposals112 Questions
Exam 4: Defining Scope, Quality, Responsibility, and Activity Sequence129 Questions
Exam 5: Developing the Schedule86 Questions
Exam 6: Resource Utilization22 Questions
Exam 7: Determining Costs, Budget, and Earned Value69 Questions
Exam 8: Managing Risk45 Questions
Exam 9: Closing the Project42 Questions
Exam 10: The Project Manager129 Questions
Exam 11: The Project Team225 Questions
Exam 12: Project Communication and Documentation124 Questions
Exam 13: Project Management Organizational Structures65 Questions
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As projects wind down and are completed in , the company hopes to get contracts for new projects.
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provides the benefits associated with specialization and functional excellence.
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A company with may periodically undertake projects, but these are typically in-house projects rather than projects for external customers.For such projects, a multifunctional project team or task force is formed.
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In , people experience greater learning and growth, and their knowledge and skills are transferred from project to project.
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In , a full-time project manager has complete project and administrative authority over the project team.
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may also provide project management training, provide administrative support staff for projects, establish consistent procedures, and develop best practices and templates for planning, monitoring, and controlling projects.
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In provides the project and customer focus of the project structure, but it retains the functional expertise of the functional structure.
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In , project team members can inform the project manager and the functional manager.
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Individuals are assigned to the project for the length of time they are needed in .
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is kind of a hybrid, a mix of both the functional and autonomous project organizational structures.
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A disadvantage of an autonomous project organizational structure is that there is a high level of knowledge transfer among projects.
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allows efficient utilization of resources by having individuals from various functions assigned to work on specific projects.
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In , in most cases if an individual serves part-time on a project task force, the individual continues to perform her regular functional jobs.
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In , the project team has full control over the resources, including authority over how the work gets done and by whom.
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A disadvantage of an autonomous project organizational structure is that at the end of a project, people may be laid off if there is not a new project to which they can be assigned leading to team members experiencing high anxiety about reassignment.
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can help to resolve priority conflicts between projects and can facilitate decisions regarding the priority among projects.
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plays an important role in the matrix organizational structure because it oversees and coordinates multiple projects.
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In , one of the team members is designated as the project leader or manager.
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A disadvantage of a functional organizational structure is that the hierarchical structure causes communication, problem resolution, and decision making to be fast and efficient.
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