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Is it possible to manage Technical project without holding technical certificate with profession related to this project then success this project?

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Question added by Mohammed Gaaffer , Manager of Electrical Engineer department , Hain consultant
Date Posted: 2013/12/13
Raafat Sallam
by Raafat Sallam , Organizational Development and Training Consultant , Training Centers, Marketing Organizations.

If there are sufficient experiences that have the required skills, yes you can.

Ahmed Montasser Hasan Ibraheem Farag
by Ahmed Montasser Hasan Ibraheem Farag , Project Manager , Rawafed Tech

Of course yes

Mohammad Tohamy Hussein Hussein
by Mohammad Tohamy Hussein Hussein , Chief Executive Officer & ERP Architect , Egyptian Software Group

Yes, it is possible to manage a technical project without holding a technical certificate.

raouf mahrous
by raouf mahrous , Project Manager , Engineering Consultant N.G

no

It depends on one's ability to find the key metrics to monitor. However you need a technical lead(s) to resolve technical issues which arise. Since the roles are getting merged, management tries to merge a technical and project management role then it might be tough.

Francisco Lemos
by Francisco Lemos , Project Manager , Coimbra City Council

PMP certifications (and this applies to any other certification) attend to establish a benchmark of knowledge and practice standards for the person who's certified. Thus when you hire a certified PMP you chose a strategy that will ultimately mitigate the risks regarding project management. In practice this will result in a free pass for the professional since it’s recognized worldwide. 

 

Projects are operationalized by people, that work over resources during a certain time window, thus mindsetting and alignement, towards the accomplishment of an objective is crucial. Normally issues arrise if people from all level of decision don't know what/won't to decide or perform, leading to dissipation of time that in end will have a cost of opportunity. If everyone knows what to do the ammount of time dissipated in briefings and reunions will be minimized.

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