Project Portfolio Management Vs. Programme Management
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Revision as of 11:04, 24 November 2014
Both Project Portfolio Management and Programme Management are mentioned as two common extensions of today´s project management practice. It can be confusing to understand the differences.
This article will wrap up distinctions according to existing literature and best practices, by the determination of fundamental key factors.
Contents |
Project Portfolio Management
Overview
Definition
Defined, a portfolio represents a collection of projects and/or programs and other work that are grouped together to facilitate effective management of that work to meet strategic business objectives. [1]
Key Factors
Programme Management
Overview
Definition
Key Factors
1. What are the differences between Project Portfolio Management and Programme Management according to best practices?
This part will sum up on research about the differences between Project Portfolio Management and Programme Management in existing literature and various articles.
2. Summing up the results
Determination of gaps in the literature and perspective, according to best practices.
3. Field study
Recognition of the overall terms Project Portfolio Management and Programme Management is studied within the industry.
4. Discussion
The results of point 2 and 3 are compared and discussed. How does the findings fit into the body of literature.
References
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