project team:
. . . a multi-functional group that takes on a … managed undertaking aimed at satisfying specifications, requirements, stipulations, criteria, or other expressed wants and needs set within a designated timeframe (source of quote) by contributing skills, expertise, experience, knowledge, and so on toward achieving its common objectives and tasks.
Employee project teams are organized within the same function or production areas of enterprises. For example, inhouse teams work on quality and continuous improvement with enthusiasm when the hear and understand the voice of the customer.
Outsiders, such as consultants, might be brought in to form or advise project teams. Consultants also serve clients by organizing and managing project teams outside of organization with only top-level decision makers involved. For enterprise development projects there are specialized site location consultants that put together resource and service provider teams ; among those asked to join in are location data suppliers. At some point in a project, the client may add employees as team members, for example, human resources, financial, and asset management people.
Business Dictionary.com has a definition of project team. Wikipedia has a project team article. Also, there are team building resources online. Clemson University publishes a paper with information from a 2001 report stating that … 81% of Fortune 500 companies are building at least partially team-based organizations, and at least 77% use temporary project teams to perform core work (source of quote).
Project Team Organization – Team Definition, Roles & Responsibilities, Organizational Chart is an article published online by My Management Guide.Com.
The U.S. General Services Administration offers a project team resource that zero's in on the site selection component of enterprise development—title: The Site Selection Guide.
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