Project Manager
A Project Manager is responsible for ensuring the project is managed effectivelym and that all project activities are completion on time, in full
and in good order (OTIFIGO) and within budget. All project staff report to the Project Manager, who in turn will report to the Lead Customer and
Programme Manager or Portfolio Manager.
webBRIEFCASE Project Manager
Most businesses need the services of a Project Manager whether they realise it or not. With a webBRIEFCASE Project Manager...
- For each project, you are NOT charged for the first half an hour of Fact Finding.
- The Project Manager will record and send you a timesheet on a weekly or monthly basis as you require.
- You are charged by quarter hourly intervals only when the Project Manager is working on your project.
Other staff are available.
Responsibilities
- Work with the Lead Customer and Solution Architect to ensure project scope is clearly documented.
See: brief and feature list.
- Facilitate the creation of comprehensive work breakdown structure (WBS).
- Publish weekly, fortnightly or monthly project status reports.
- Manage stakeholders awareness
- Facilitate the creation and resolution of the project RAID (risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies) register.
- Ensure activities are ready according to the definition of ready (DoR).
- Plan work into sprints and ensure it's clear when work has to be done, and who it has to be done by.
- Work with the Procurement Team to purchase goods and services needed for the project.
- Manage the project forecast, budget and spend.
- Ensure activities are done according to the definition of done (DoD): on-time, in full and in good order.
- Ensure the project team works collaboratively towards the project objectives.
- Ensure all stakeholders are motivated.
- Manage change when it arises.
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