When making the wrong project decision is right!
Each and every day we have to make hundreds of decisions. What shirt to wear? To have toast or cereal for breakfast? Buy a new car? Buy a new house?
What is the “Number 1” PMO tool?
So, if I was to ask you what is the number one, must have, PMO tool? What would your answer be?
Project templates?
MS Project / Clarity?
Project methodology?
Something
PMO Induction – What to include in the pack
Following on from the post that provided and introduction to the PMO Induction process. This post will build on this by going into more detail of what components should be
PMO Induction Process Overview
Simple overview to how you can use a PMO Induction process to get maximum benefit from new recruits. Includes easy to follow time saver tip....
Launch: PMO Maturity Assessment Framework inc Templates
The last 5 posts covered the topic of Project Management Office (PMO) maturity. This mini series covered the required steps to set-up and execute a PMO maturity assessment so that
PMO Maturity: Identifying improvements and creating action plan
This is part 4 in the series of posts about how to complete a PMO Maturity Assessment so as to identify areas of improvement for your PMO. The objective being
PMO Maturity: Capturing the desired / target maturity level for your PMO
This is the 3rd post in the the 4 part series that is covering the concept of PMO maturity. The previous posts being:
Understand the current maturity of your PMOGuide to
PMO Maturity – Guide to plotting the level of your PMO maturity
This is the 2nd post in the 4 part series covering the steps involved in measuring and improving the maturity of your PMO.
The last post covered Understanding the current level
PMO Maturity: – Understand the current maturity of your PMO
In the last post, I covered an overview of how to assess the maturity of your PMO. The reason being that by understanding the current maturity level of your PMO
Overview of project management office (PMO) maturity model
If you are involved in setting up or running a project management office there comes the point when you have implemented the PMO and you move into business as usual