Who hasn't had to plan something in their life? From a week's vacation, to drinks with friends, a move perhaps, or the children's birthday party. Coming out of the strictly private sphere, the question may arise for anyone who professionally is called upon to achieve a specific goal within a defined and usually limited time and means.

Projects are the order of the day in companies, institutions and organizations and contemplate the implementation of initiatives such as, for example, an event or campaign, the creation of products or the transformation of processes and structures. Often these initiatives are entrusted to a project manager. 

What distinguishes this professional figure from others who deal with the same objective? Where do project managers fit within a corporate structure?

Legitimate questions that many will have asked themselves with the increasing emergence of project managers. In this episode of Augmenta.Podcast we will attempt to answer them, including through a series of curious but effective metaphors and by going down the “rabbit hole.”

We do so with:
Virginie Pasquon: lecturer for Continuing Education and Basic Education at SUPSI
Malcolm Tunzi: Business Program Manager