Without a strong project request management process, your organization is likely not working on the right projects at the right time within the scope of limited resources and available funding.…
A Project Management Office (PMO) is the administrative mechanism by which a focal point is provided for organizational project management activities. Free video demo: BrightWork PPM Software for SharePoint…
There are many different formats and requirements for status reports in project and program management. It is always a balance between providing relevant data to make informed decisions without becoming…
Project Managers must be able to plan for and manage the dependencies among tasks in their projects they are going to have successful outcomes. Easily manage the project timeline…
In the life cycle of any project, there will always be unexpected problems and issues that arise. Webinar: 3 Simple Steps for Managing Project Risks in SharePoint When…
As few projects start with absolute certainty, most projects will be based on many assumptions. An assumption is something you believe will be true in the future. Webinar: 3…
Global and dispersed organizations often struggle with project portfolio reporting. Free video demo: BrightWork PPM Software for SharePoint On-Premises [Watch now] Within many large organizations, the project management…
Lean Management is a set of tools that help to improve productivity, reduce costs, and improve quality. When applied to project management, Lean practices lead to more project completed on…
As part of the project management office’s strategy for continuous improvement, a PMO should aim to focus more on the business impact of projects than its traditional role of project…
It is recognized that change and service transformation within organizations is difficult, and it can provoke powerful “negative” reactions from stakeholders. Effective stakeholder management is important and often a critical…
The purpose of a Project Management Office (PMO) will vary from one organization to another depending on the organizational culture and business requirements. Also, the purpose, evolution, expectations, challenges, and…
Depending on the scope of the project management office (PMO), the needs of the organization, and its project management maturity, the PMO will need to select a few key services…
Traditionally, the project management office (PMO) has focused on tactical metrics such as project management skills, processes, and templates. These metrics are a little too inward-focused. Quickly evaluate PPM…
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