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
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
I am pleased to announce that as the ongoing commitment to adding value, a new resource has been added to the PM Majik Member's area - Quick Guide to Project
Over the last few posts, I have been covering the reporting challenges for a PMO when the Agile project methodology is being used. One of the popular ways of representing
A popular method of reporting progress when using Agile Project Management is the use of burn-down charts.
Wikipedia defines a burn-down chart as:
“A burn down chart is a graphical representation of
In the post, PMO - the agile reporting challenge, I raised the problem a PMO faces when an organisation moves to agile, especially when there is a mix of waterfall
I would like to start by sharing a story about one of my hobbies, keeping marine tropical fish.
My wife and I had gone into a local pet store to collect
If you have been involved in project management or change delivery even for a short time, you will probably have heard the reference to “agile” and “scrum” in respect of