About the framework
Project management focuses on achieving results through managing
opportunities and risks, managing stakeholders and making the best
use of resources. It seeks to ensure that each project will deliver
outcomes that are consistent with organisational policy and
strategic objectives.

The OnQ project management framework seeks to improve project
delivery capability and performance. It does this through
promoting:
- communication with project stakeholders
- solutions that increase stakeholder satisfaction and
benefits realisation
- an understanding of the bigger picture and the project's part
in it
- identification and appropriate management of opportunities and
risks
- planning of the total project life-cycle before committing
resources
- improved reliability in estimating costs and benefits
- a team approach to problem-solving
- a focus on reviewing and improving processes.
The framework establishes fundamental principles to achieve
consistency in project management. It details a methodology that
can be tailored to any nature or size of project. It specifies the
roles and responsibilities of the key players, including approval
processes, and offers tools, techniques and templates to assist
those working on the project.
This site proposes that projects be established using the
project governance model and then managed, as per the project
methodology, by completing the appropriate templates.
Last reviewed: 02 August 2011