01
Owns the plan
Milestones, dependencies and dates, kept current in a place you can check any day.
02
Runs the weekly demo
You see working software every week, which replaces most status meetings.
03
Flags risk early
When a date is at risk, you hear it with the reason and the options, while there's still time to choose.
04
Guards the scope
New requests are written down, sized and traded against what's already planned, so the release date means something.
05
Clears blockers
Missing access, unanswered questions, a decision waiting on someone: the PM chases them so engineers keep building.
06
Reports on delivery
A monthly review of lead time, failure rate and uptime, so you can see if things are getting better.