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Project
1. Temporary endeavor
2. Specific begin and end
3. Unique purpose
Program
A group of projects
Portfolio
Organizations' Programs and projects
Project management
Satisfying project requirements using:

skills
knowledge
resources
Project success
Delivering the project within the boundaries of:

scope
cost
schedule
quality
risk
Organizational process assets
Historical information
Baseline
Original plan + all the approved changes
Lessons Learned
Variances
Regulation
official document providing guidelines that MUST be followed (mandatory).
Standard
Approved document that provides guidelines, not mandatory.
System
Procedures and tools
Checks and balances
processes
forms
software
Project Manager
Responsible for the outcome of the project (good and bad)

Formally empowered to use resources
In control of the project
authorized to spend budget funds
Authorized to make project decisions
Project Coordinator
Can be a substitute instead of a PM but is weaker.

Found in Weak Matrix or Functional Organization.
Project Expeditor
Weakest of the of PM roles.

Has little or no formal authority.

Responsibility for making sure things arrive on time and tasks are completed on time

Found in a functional organization

Usually part-time
Senior Management
Anyone senior to the PM on the project.

Make sure projects are aligned with the company's strategic plans and goals.
Functional Manager
Departmental manager

Owns the resources

Usually conflict with the project manager
Stakeholder
Those whose interest in the project can be negatively or positively affected by the project outcome.

Key influencers on the project
Sponsor
Person paying for the project

"Project champion"
Project office
Supports the PMs with tools, training, methodologies, etc.
Program manager
Responsible for programs

PM reports status and relevant PM info. to them