Task Forces In Project Management

Source: Larry Lim

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Although the project might still depend on the use of resources and facilities shared with other work, the seniority of the task force members should ensure that all critical project asks get top priority. Suppose, for instance, that a machine shop is represented on the task force by its manager or a deputy. Then, when a critical project task requires the use of the machine that is used heavily for other work, the project task force leader is provided with a direct line of authority over the use of that machine through the senior machine shop delegate who is serving on the task force.
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Date:Feb 2007