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Project
Temporary endeavor with a beginning and end that creates a unique entity (product, service, event, etc.)
Program
Group of related proejcts
Portfolio
Group of programs that may be related or not. They achieve a common business goal.
Project Constraints
1) Time
2) Cost
3) Scope
4) Resources
5) Risks
6) Customer Satisfaction

(1-3 is a triangle nose, 4/5 are eyes, and 6 is a smile)
Stakeholders
People or organizations who can be positively or negatively affected by the project.
Project Expeditor
Acts as staff assistant and communications coordinator.

Cannot personally make or enforce decisions.
Project Coordinator
Position is same as expediter EXCEPT...

Can make some decisions, has some authority, and reports to a higher-level manager.
Project Manager
Decision making power over much of the project, possibly including authority to spend money and commit corporate resources.

Exact nature has to be defined in project charter.

In projectized organization, may act also as functional manager.
Functional Manager
Manages and "owns" resources in a specific department and manages technical work of individuals in their functional area (marketing, sales, IT, engineering, etc).
Functional organization
Communication only happens within the department (unless it goes up chain of command and heads of departments talk)

Project only exists within the department (unless it goes up chain of command)

PM is within the same department as well as the rest of the team

Project is not the teams' full time job
Projectized organization
Communication ONLY happens within the project as departments are split by project only

PM is top chain of command

Project is the teams' full time job
Matrix organization
Communication is cross-departmental

Each team member has 2 bosses: Project Manager & Functional Manager

Project is not the teams' full time job
Tight matrix
Co-locate team in one building and has NOTHING to do with a type of Matrix organization!! Just talks about physical location
Strong matrix vs
Balanced matrix vs
Weak matrix
Power rests with PM
Equal power between PM and FM
Power rests with FM (PM is actually more akin to expediter and coordinator)