Effective project governance
Effective project governance is about making good decisions and being accountable for them.
Project governance involves:
- ensuring the project's direction is in line with the rest of the organisation
- making strategic decisions
- managing oversight
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A strong foundation with the right structure, people, and information-sharing can ensure that projects align with your organization and result in good decisions.
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