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How are projects and programs related to each other?
Programs consist of a set of smaller projects and subprograms that are coordinated centrally.
What are the main differences between projects and operations?
Projects are temporary and aimed at achieving specific objectives, while operations are ongoing and necessary to sustain the business.
What is the purpose of portfolios in project management?
Portfolios are collections of work (projects, programs, or sub-portfolios) and are used to plan and manage projects from an organizational perspective.
What distinguishes projects from operations in terms of their association with the organization's strategic plan?
Projects are directly associated with the achievement of the organization’s strategic plan, while operations are required to sustain the business.
In what way do projects and operations differ in their approach to activities not supported under the organization’s normal operations?
Projects organize activities that are not supported under the organization’s normal operations, whereas operations are focused on sustaining the business.
Test your knowledge about projects and their management with this quiz. Explore the components and characteristics that define a project and learn about the roles of managers and teams in project execution.
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