Projects and programs are needed to push an organization’s goals forward. And behind every project or program is a manager working diligently to ensure everything runs efficiently. But what is the difference between program management and project management? What do project managers and program managers do?
Here’s what you need to know:
- Program Manager vs. Project Manager
- What is Program Management vs. Project Management
- Difference Between Program Management and Project
Program Manager vs. Project Manager
A program manager ensures groups of projects are carried out effectively and are following an organization’s goals. Those groups of projects are referred to as a program. In contrast, a project manager leads an individual project — rather than a group of endeavors.
A program manager’s duties may include the following:
Working with project managers to plan schedules, projects, and goals Overseeing communication across different teams and projects Working with executive management to brainstorm new strategies and execute goals
A project manager’s responsibilities can include the following:
Ensuring a project is executed smoothly, within budget, and on time. Planning and securing project resources, such as team members, budget, and tools Keeping team morale high and addressing any shortcomings to ensure quality.
Read the full article at Hubspot:
https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/program-management-vs-project-management
By: Erica Santiago
Publication Date: 2022-11-09