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Denis Schmidt
Project Manager, Luxembourg
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Project Hierarchy Structure
Hello, to close a long discussion between management and my PMO, could you please tell me if a document exists to demonstrate the hierarchy within a project? Between a project manager, a project coordinator, business analyst, sponsor, wholesaler... Who supervises whom? Thank you.
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EL RHATRIF Abderrahmane, Morocco
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No Generic Project Hierarchy
Hello, there is no general answer to you question, applicable to all cases.
Each project has its own management plan, defining specific procedure, roles and responsibilities of the project team members, as well as the relationships/interactions between all contributors and stakeholders.
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John M Gushue, United States
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Triangular Project Hierarchy Structure
Sponsor is at top of a triangle. He is supported by a Project Manager who directs the Project Coordinator.
A Business Analyst is a satellite outside the pyramid, feeding information to both the Sponsor and the Project Manager, while not reporting to either as the analyst provides information that the Sponsor and Project Manager weigh with other information when making project decisions.
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David Wilson
Manager, Canada
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Project Structures have many Variations
Hi Denis: while I have a preference for how projects should be structured, I do not think there is one answer. It will depend upon the organization and the project:
- As noted by John Gushue, a Proje...
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Artem Shahbazyan
Manager, Armenia
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Situational Hierarchy Model
According to the Theory of Situational Control (Fiedler) there is not best leadership/management method for solving all situations' problems. Every situation requires it's own best way of solving it.
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