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Applying Single-Project Management Knowledge in Project Program Context

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Introduction
To keep up with the competition, organizations often need to manage several inter-related projects at the same time, known as project program management.

Research
The researcher studied six completed project programs and their associated projects to discover how single-project management tools can be used to improve efficiencies in project program management.

Findings
The researcher found that single-project management tools can play a decisive role in overcoming the principal problems encountered in project program management.

Recommendations
The researcher recommends using single-project management tools - such as organizational arrangements, project implementation plans, project control and structural plans - when a program's projects rely on the same resources and when their scope is also inter-related.




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