Project management

28% of our missions are focused on "project management".

What is a project management situation?

Project management is a popular choice for many companies, as part of interim management assignments. It involves implementing tools and methods to manage a strategic project or a project with high stakes, costs and deadlines, such as the opening of a new industrial site, the implementation and start-up of a new production investment, or the digitization of an essential process. Many companies use project management as part of their business activities.

How do you deal with this project management situation?

To best manage this project management situation, our interim management firm identifies the best interim managers to handle these large-scale situations.

Transition managers with expertise in project management typically follow these steps: defining the project scope (budget, timeline, and understanding of the project), planning (requirements specification), execution (implementation of the project, management of human and financial resources, communication), and finally, project closure (assessment and completion). Leadership, listening and negotiation skills, and authority are essential qualities sought in a project manager. Agility, communication, and adaptability are also key attributes for this role. A project manager's primary responsibility is to coordinate all human resources to ensure the successful completion of the project.

The most common professions in this project management context are Program Director, PMO (Project Management Officer), CIO (Chief Information Officer) and Industrial Project Manager.