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The essential aim of the management function is to bring the project to a successful conclusion, with the resources allocated to it and within the deadlines set.
The essential purpose of the management function is to "support" the executive function by providing it with the information it needs to make decisions.
This fact sheet explains the relationship between these two types of mission. The distinction between them is all the more essential if the same person performs both functions.
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Bibliography
Afitep, Dictionnaire de management de projet , Paris, Afnor, 2010 (5th ed.)
Websites
AFITEP The French-speaking project management association (afitep.org) provides a number of documents, see in particular its Studies > surveys and questionnaires section.
Reference systems
Guidelines for quality management in projects, international standard ISO 10006, Paris, Afnor, 2003
Management de projet : présentation générale , FD-X 50-115, Paris, Afnor, 2001
Recommendations for project management , FD-X 50-118, Paris, Afnor, 2005
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