What is the difference between Project manager, Program manager, Portfolio Manger?

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by Shweta Prayag , Sr.Technical Consultant , Allscripts

Project Manager looks within the Project

Program Manager looks accross related, similar projects for Optimization

Portfolio Manager looks after programs and/or individual projects along with operational work

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