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In this article you will get to know what a resource manager is, what he does and which techniques he can use within a project management context. So let’s start of what a resource manager does.
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2. In this article you will get to know what a resource manager
is, what he does and which techniques he can use within a project
management context. So lets start of what a resource manager
does.
A resource managers ultimate goal is to ensure that the available
business assets and resources are efficiently used. The ideal
situation is a utilization of 100% of the resources.
3. A resource managers ultimate goal is to ensure that the
available business assets and resources are efficiently used. The
ideal situation is a utilization of 100% of the resources
In projects it is important to manage resources (assets and people)
in a good way. This contributes a lot to the successful completion
of the project within given deadlines.
4. So how can a project manager make sure that resources are highly
utilized? Well, first we need to look at what data he needs in
order to do his job.
1. the demands for various resources,2. resource demand forecast3.
resources configurations an usage for the demand4. supply of the
resources5. forecast of the supply
5. In order to get the above information and control resource
allocation in a project context, he needs to employ a few
techniques. He needs to identify the Mintzberg Role of each team
member. He also needs to track individual and team performance,
providing feedback, resolving issues and coordinating
changes.
6. In a project the most important resources are employees.
However, other resource data needs also to be collected and to be
processed. This way the project stays on schedule and people are
working very effectively. This will result in a high utilization
rate. A manager can also use specialy designed project management
software and time management tools to make his work
easier.