The person responsible for leading the team; delivering the project within an approved scope, schedule and budget; conducting quality assurance of the project products; monitoring project progress; and overseeing the project from Pre-Design Phase through Project Close Out Phase.
Person appointed by the Director of Standards. In most cases, the Project Manager is a member of the UL Standards Department Staff, in which case the Project Manager would be a non-voting member of the STP.
the role that is played when a person performs management tasks for a single project.
The project manager is expected to "produce a product by organizing and controlling resources according to planned expenditure, in a certain time frame and to a defined quality level".
Means that member of the Program Staff assigned to oversee the rating of the Pre-Proposal and Proposal for a proposed Project; and after selection, manage the programmatic aspects of a Project, serve as the principal contact for the NFWF Recipient or NFWF Contractor, and perform an Evaluation of the Project.
The person that will oversee all development of the Online Commons project, including division of the total workload among group members, and under the demand of creating a good product within time restraints.
The administrative role that has responsibility for project implementation. The project manager ensures that all features of the system are delivered on time, within-budget, and with appropriate resources. Project managers may have multiple projects.
The person who has been given the responsibility and authority to manage a project effectively.
Sometimes referred to as the data warehouse project manager, the Project Manager has overall responsibility for a project's successful implementation. The Project Manager defines, plans, schedules, and controls the project. The project plan must include tasks, deliverables and resources – the people who will perform the tasks. The manager will monitor and coordinate the activities of the team, and will review their deliverables. If contractors and consultants are used, the Project Manager assigns the tasks, monitors activities and deliverables and assures that knowledge transfer is indeed taking place.
a critical role to fulfill on a project
a filter between his or her own team, the customer and partners
a key individual and needs to possess excellent project management skills
a key member in an implementation team that delivers the aPriori cost management platform to a customer and assists the customer, driving quantifiable value in their organization
an experienced leader with strong interpersonal and communication skills to ensure smooth coordination between Company Management, clients and various disciplines assisting on the project
a person held responsible for the planning, implementing and controlling the direction of a project
a person who should have Management skills, Leadership skills as well as technical Skills
(1) In a translation company, this is the person responsible for total translation project management In international companies, this title is sometimes given to the person who supervises in-house translators, hires freelancers, and manages translations.
The person responsible for putting together the Developtment Team which are the people responsible for developing and building your web site.
The person appointed by the project to manage it effectively, plan the project work, and handle the day to day running of project activities, in consultation with the project partners and any management committee.
The person responsible for managing a project's plan and performance. The project manager is ultimately accountable for the project.
The person given the authority and responsibility to manage the project on a day-to-day basis to deliver the required products within the constraints agreed with the Project Board.
Member of a Wordbank Production Team who manages localization projects.
The Department representative designated as responsible for the day-to- day consultant/Department coordination of a project after initiation.
Someone assigned to manage the ongoing work of the project team, reporting directly to the Project Leader.
The Project Manager, the overall Foundation project management tool, contains the Foundation Series tools used in the design process.
A Project Manager is the person responsible for submitting the project, accepting and communicating with volunteers, managing the project, ensuring the evaluation is completed, and for updating the project status on Skills Exchange.
Within JigCell, this is a software component whose purpose is to act as a front end to access the various JigCell components. It is modeled after so-called Integerated Developement Environments (IDEs) commonly used for computer program developement. The project manager is centered around the collection of files (a "project") needed to specify all the various aspects of a single model.
individual or body with authority, accountability and responsibility for managing a project to achieve specific objectives.
The person selected by the organization to manage the project resources and activities in order to deliver the agreed project outputs.
A member of the COR-O-VAN team assigned overall operational responsibility for a project. He or she may be involved in the planning stages of the move, and may be the customer's primary contact after the order is in the hands of the Operations Department.
Individual responsible for the day-to-day progress of the entire project development and implementation. This may be the same person as the owner's representative. Either the project manager or the owner's representative may be an employee of the client or a consulting firm, which has contracted with the client to provide such services.
A DEC staff member within the Division of Environmental Remediation (usually an engineer, geologist, or hydrogeologist) responsible for the remedial program at a hazardous waste site. The project manager works with the Division of Public Affairs and Education, fiscal and legal staff and the Department of Health to accomplish site-related goals and objectives.
The person with the responsibility for managing a project. The project manager is responsible for managing the budget, the workplan and all the project management procedures (scope management, issues management, risk management, etc.).
The individual responsible for managing a project.
The person with authority to manage a project. This includes leading the planning and the development of all project deliverables. The project manager is responsible for managing the budget and workplan and all Project Management Procedures (scope management, issues management, risk management, etc.). See 1.0.2 Role of a Project Manager.
A qualified individual or firm authorized by the owner to be responsible for coordinating time, equipment, money, tasks and people for all or specified portions of a specific project
is the nominated person in industry responsible for the coordination of the work carried out by the Project team within an ESA contract. The Project Manager liaises directly with the ESA technical officer for all technical matters.
The person who oversees each stage of a captioning project.
The person responsible for managing a project on a day-to-day basis to deliver the required products within the boundaries agreed by the Project Board.
The Project Manager is contracted by the Steering Committee to deliver the defined project outputs.
The Project Manager oversees the building process onsite.
Person with the responsibility and authority to run the project
The person with authority to manage a project. Responsibilities usually include managing the budget and workplan, planning, performance and all project management procedures. ...
A representative of a/the project owner(s) responsible for the management of construction activities.
The project manager is the person with the authority to manage a project. The project manager is 100 percent responsible for the processes used to manage the project. He or she also has people management responsibilities for team members, although this is shared with the team member's functional manager. The processes used to manage the project include defining the work, building the workplan and budget, managing the workplan and budget, scope management, issues management, risk management, etc.
The person who has the overall responsibility for the successful planning and execution of any project. This title is used in the construction industry, architecture, software development and many different occupations that are based on production of a product or service.