Effective Program Management Practices - IBIMA Publishing
Program management needs special skills beyond the science of project management. Roles of Program manager and project manager need to be distinguished. Need of viewing overall program goals is needed while managing the programs. 2. Program Management Process Program management involves focus areas as listed below: Planning Risk Management
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