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What is the value of project management for the University?


It establishes uniform criteria for prioritisation thereby ensuring that:

Project objectives are in line with strategic priorities right from the start

Projects are prioritised mutually to promote a balanced allocation of resources

 

It presents a general and consistent approach to all projects that:

Promotes the effective use of the roleplayers' time

 

It offers proven means and techniques that:

Create an environment in which proper definition can be given to instructions (e.g. clearly identified objectives, specific starting and final dates, clear timelines)

Ensure that relevant information is gathered at the earliest possible stage to enhance sound decision-making

Ensure that all projects compete on an equal basis

Ensure that information is received according to consistent standards

Reduce misunderstandings and confusion in the organisation because everybody uses the same processes and terminology

Promote more effective use of human resources based on a clear definition of the responsibilities and division of time of every team member

Promote a structured and methodical modus operandi.

 

It promotes the completion of projects by means of:

A clear definition of objectives and target dates

A structured process for change management

 

It creates structured communication channels that:

Promote communication to all roleplayers

Increase the visibility of projects at all levels.

 

It reduces risks e.g. financial risks by means of:

Early identification of financial implications and transparent management of funds.

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