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A
successful project requires an experienced Project Manager.
According to
the Standish Report
CHAOS Ten for 2000,
97% of successful projects have an experienced project
manager at the helm. |
You
know your project is in trouble when...
...
your Project Manager discusses
code at your strategy meeting.
Let technical experts be the expert and team leaders lead their
teams. A successful project manager maintains the big-picture
goals— Timeline, Quality, Budget, Scope, Contingencies, Risk—while
not getting bogged down in the day-to-day micro-management of
specific tasks. |
The
Project manager's accountability must be matched by equivalent
authority.
If a Project
Manager is to be responsible for the outcome of the project,
then he/she must be given the authority to make the project
his/her own.
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