In Organisation, Project
Management is very well influenced by different types of Organisation
Structures. The effect can be good or bad means positive or it can be negative.
Main three basic different types
of Organisation structures:
1) Functional
2) Matrix
1) Functional
2) Matrix
a.
Weak
b.
Balanced
c.
Strong
3) Projectized
Functional: Organisation where Resources reports to their line manager or their manager and where Project Manager has little authority to the Project.
Functional: Organisation where Resources reports to their line manager or their manager and where Project Manager has little authority to the Project.
Matrix: Organisation where Project Manager has little or more
authority to the Project. He share the authority with line manager or other
senior Manager for scope, time, cost or any other Project elements.
Projectized: Organisation where Project Manager has full authority
to the Project of Scope, time, cost or any other Project elements.
Composite: Organisation where combination
of these structures are used.
1)
Functional:
In this, Project Manager has little authority for the Project. All the
resources reports to the Line Manager. Here, Project Manager can be just
Project Expediter. Project Manager is not responsible for any performance
review or other elements of the Project.
·
Performance reviews of resources and promotions
are Line Manager’s responsibilities.
·
Project Manager has little or no authority. PM
is just like for part time. So no career path for PM.
·
Employees has direct reporting to the Manager.
·
Employees can be gain more expertise.
2) Matrix: In 1970 it is developed to take
benefits of both Functional and Projectized. PMI defined three types of
Matrixed Organisations are there: Weak, Balanced and Strong.
Ø Weak Matrix: Here, Project resources
are directly report to the Functional Manager. It’s almost same like Functional
Organisation. PM’s role is like a Project Expediter or Coordinator.
Ø Balanced Matrix: Here, Project Manager
has some authority. PM share the authority with Functional Manager for Project.
PM not get full authority for Project budget or other elements.
Ø Strong: Here, same features like
Projectized structure. Project Manager has full authority of Project for scope,
time, cost and other elements.
·
Project objectives can be more in depth.
·
Multiple performance reviews can be there for
resources.
·
Multiple bosses to manage.
3) Projectized: Project Manager has full authority
of the Project for scope, time, resources, cost or any other elements.
Organisation which are mostly depends upon the Projects for earning are fall in
this type. Each resource is totally focused on Project, resources are dedicated
to the Project.
·
Project can be efficiently managed.
·
Project resources are effectively communicated with
each other.
·
Project Manager Job can be gone once a Project
is closed.
Composite: Any of the three methods are used together Organisation
to manage a Project. Project Manager interacts at project’s three levels
Strategic, Middle and Operational level management. After this interaction
resource availability, PM’s role, authority, Project’s scope etc. decided.
What is your Organisation
Structure?
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