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What is the difference between Project Management Office (PMO) and a Program Manager ?

I believe they both monitor interdependencies of different projects, but in what key areas are they different ?

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Question ajoutée par Arsalaan Zia Mughal , Electrical Engineer , Zultec
Date de publication: 2016/07/31
Imran Ahmed
par Imran Ahmed , Manager-Planning & Delay Analyst , Nesma United Industries (NUI) Saudi Arabia

 

A project management office (PMO) is a group or department within a business, agency or enterprise that defines and maintains standards for project management within the organization. The PMO strives to standardize and introduce economies of repetition in the execution of projects. The PMO is the source of documentation, guidance and metrics on the practice of project management and execution.

 

A program manager(PM) can be seen as the visionary leader for the overall program. He articulates the goals and objectives of the program and how it will impact the business. His role is to map out and define the list of dependent projects that need to be completed to reach the overall goal. When it comes to the program, He focus on strategy and implementation, and how to delegate the projects appropriately.

 

Faisal Rashid Ahmad
par Faisal Rashid Ahmad , Networking & Information Technology , Saudi Kinda.co

Definition of a ProjectA project is a temporary entity established to deliver specific (often tangible) outputs in line with predefined time, cost and quality constraints

Definition of a ProgramA program is a portfolio comprised of multiple projects that are managed and coordinated as one unit with the objective of achieving (often intangible) outcomes and benefits for the organization. 

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