Project management: More structure and less risk
Projects aim to fulfill a specific, one-off goal. This must be achieved within a certain period of time without exceeding the specified framework of human, monetary and time resources. If project managers approach this project unprepared and disorganized, it is very likely that the project will fail.
The more complex the project, the higher the external risk factors and the more employees involved in the project, the more important it is to approach the project in a structured and systematic manner.
Of course, a project management method that represents a universal solution for all project types is desirable. Unfortunately, however, we have to quickly say goodbye to this idea. When carrying out projects with different set-ups for the first time, you should weigh up which project management method is appropriate each time. You should include the following factors in your decision:
- Strategic objectives and company values
- Key business factors (e.g. pricing strategies)
- Stakeholders
- Project risks
- Project size
- Resources (availability)
- Project complexity
The nice thing about this is that we help you to make the right decision. What’s even better is that we are happy to carry it out with you to ensure the success of the project!