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Strategy Implementation through Project Management
Thorogood Publishing, Sep 2001, Pages: 119
The gap…
Far too few managers know how to apply project management techniques to their strategic planning. Often, the result is strategy that is poorly thought out and executed – and a business that could perform so much better with the benefit of the right techniques.
The answer…
Strategic project management is a new and powerful process designed to manage complex projects by combining traditional business analysis with project management techniques.
The aim of this valuable report is to equip all managers – of whatever discipline – to manage projects more effectively. The strategic management process contains five key stages, which the report explains clearly and in detail:
- managing strategic business projects
- linking projects with business strategy
- strategic project definition
- project strategy and planning
- strategic project control and learning
The report will enable you to apply project management techniques successfully not just at the level of business strategy but also to operational change programmes and even to more tactical programmes aimed at improving short-term performance. As an extra benefit, Appendix I provided extensive checklists dealing with a whole variety of strategic projects, whilst Appendix II offers guidance on diagnosing team roles within a project.
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