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Table of Contents
Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 4
Question 2.1: Organic Project Organisations and Integrators in Project Coordination .... 4
(i) Meaning of an “Organic” Organisation ........................................................................ 4
(ii) Integrators and Their Role in Enhancing Coordination ............................................... 5
Question 2.2: South African Satellite (SAS) Project – Systems Development Cycle ....... 7
(i) Specific Content and Typical Activities in Each Phase ................................................ 8
(ii) Management Approaches Across the Four Phases ................................................... 9
Question 2.3: Project Structures and Organisational Dynamics in Project Management
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(i) Defence of Project Structure Selection and Its Importance ....................................... 11
(ii) Formal vs Informal Organisational Structures and the Role of Informal Systems .... 13
Question 2.4: Role and Qualifications of a Project Manager ......................................... 14
(i) Focal Points of a Project Manager’s Role and the “Umbrella” Responsibility ............ 15
(ii) Categories of Qualifications for a Successful Project Manager ................................ 16
Conclusion .................................................................................................................... 18
References .................................................................................................................... 19
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