Project Management Structure
Project management structure refers to the organized framework within which a project is planned, executed, and monitored to achieve specific goals. It defines the roles, responsibilities, communication channels, and processes to ensure that the project is completed efficiently and effectively.
The project management structure can be primarily classified into the following three categories:
Functional Structured |
Project Structure |
Matrix Structured |
The project manager has no authority. The project manager only advises peers on projects. |
The project manager has formal authority over the budget, schedules, and team members of the project. |
Authority is shared between the project manager and department heads. |
Table 5.1: Categories of project management...