Seminar: leadership of projects in the matrix organisation
Aims
- Understanding the special aspects of project leadership in the matrix organisation
- Safely navigating the individual project in the environment of the matrix organisation
- Acquiring implementation impulses for individual project work
Contents
- Exchanging experiences on project work in the matrix
- The basic aspects of managing complex projects in the matrix organisation – horizontal governance
- Establishing and influencing a matrix-oriented project culture
- Securing the strategic anchoring of the project in the project portfolio of the matrix
- The central significance and specific design of the communication and information architecture and managing feedback processes in the project and in the matrix
- Leadership instruments in project management
- The 7 key capabilities your project team needs to be successful in the matrix
- Integrating the demands of different groups within the project and creating a balance of interests
- Leadership consequences resulting from the form of matrix and complexity of projects
- Clarification of the task with the different stakeholders involved as a leadership impulse
- Cycle of the task – project concept – contract as a negotiating process
- Cooperation between the line and the project in the 'two-boss' model of the matrix
- Dynamics and politics in complex project and management architectures
- Typical problems for matrix organisations and their effect on the work of the project
- Systematically identifying and overcoming project obstacles
- Force field analysis
- Forming and involving the project team
- Selection of the members of the project team
- Integration of new or temporary members of the project team
- Cooperation with internal / external service providers
- Case work: consequences for the individual project
Methods: brief input from trainer, work in small groups, case work, personal analysis of the individual project situation
Target group: experienced project leaders
Duration: 2 - 3 days