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I need help in understanding the difference between a Weak matrix and Balanced matrix and strong. matrix. And which one would be the best to run a project on Kitchen remodeling?

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This solution of 136 words highlights the difference between a weak matrix, balanced matrix and strong matrix. It also recommends which matrix is best for a specific scenario.

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A weak matrix has a project manager that has a part time role with limited power and authority. The project managers role is more of a coordinator where the functional manager controls ...

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