Program Manager, Project Manager

Program Managers

Charged with overseeing projects and programs, Genesis10 Program Managers strategically align themselves with an organization’s business objectives and IT methodologies, then deliver sound, technologically advanced solutions for business transformation efforts.

Program Managers differ from Project Managers in that they are responsible for maintaining a high-level view of multiple initiatives. They also act as liaisons between the Business Owners and Project Managers.

A Program Manager may also:

• Coordinate the delivery of multiple projects
• Conduct cost/benefit analyses for the program
• Communicate with an executive committee
• Create and report program status using a dashboard
• Allocate resources across multiple projects
• Define project policies
• And manage the project’s budget.

Project Managers

Genesis10 Project Managers are well versed in the art and science of project management. They are comfortable working out resource constraints and communication bottlenecks, and prioritization requirements.

Equipped with this skill set, Project Managers implement business plans across company cultures and departments. In short, they’re the ones who ensure that critical projects get done—on time and within budget.

A Project Manager’s duties may include:

• Developing detailed project plans
• Estimating the time it will take to complete specific tasks
• Staffing and managing project team members
• Identifying and mitigating risks associated with the project
• Keeping management apprised of project status
• Identifying and resolving issues
• And controlling the project’s scope and budget.