Project Mission
March 7, 2008 | Author: PM Hut | Filed under: Project Management Definitions
Project Mission
By Keith Mathis - PM Expert Live
The project mission focuses on the reasons why the project exists and which deliverables will be reached when finished. When you begin planning a project, all areas must be nailed down in the minds of the project team. Everyone must understand and remember the goal. If they can focus, they will not waver in the duration of the project. They will instantly measure any and all changes to the goal and make decisions accordingly.
The project mission will have objectives and deliverables which support the project and align with the organization’s mission as a whole. Sometimes projects are border line in following the company’s focus; we call them “pet projects.” They are very low on the priority list as far as alignment to the organization’s mission. These projects are pushed by systems in power, but when money and resources become tight these projects are often tossed or at least placed on a back burner.
Dr. Keith Mathis, founder and CEO of The Mathis Group, specializes in Project Management, Management Leadership, and Marketing training for private businesses and government agencies of all kinds. He offers 33 Project Management courses, is a Project Management Professional, is certified by the Project Management Institute and will customize every training session to your individual company’s needs. The Mathis Group also sponsors www.pmexpertlive.com, which is a powerful project management resource with free reports, podcasts, videos, and a monthly newsletter. He also offers customized management training and coaching on any subject with prolific communication and professionalism.
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