As soon as there will be a growing number of projects objectives to achieve the standardization of the enterprise project management will come up as one of the most importent strategic PM requirements. Established as a cross project organisation that supports for example the management in making the right strategic decisions concerning project program and portfolio on one side and on the other takes care about multi-project ressource planning or supports running projects in keeping the agreed enterprise project management standards, methods and objectives.
A PMO is typically seen as a higher level, more strategic unit within an organization, responsible for defining and enforcing project management best practices and standards across the entire organization. A PMO may also be responsible for project portfolio management, performance measurement, and other strategic initiatives. Or provides proven tools to new projects. And always keep an attentive eye on all the currently running projects to support with expertise, knowledge and tools if deviations may possibly emerging.
We support you with –
- analyzing the way you currently manage projects (including project program/portfolio mgmnt.) and give a clear recommendation on implementing a PMO
- developing an individual concept how to grow up a successful PMO whatever capability level should be established
- defining all the PMO’s duties and responsibilities
- establishing the neccessary methods, processes and tools to run a successful PMO
Not to mention the included –
- reliable PMO process architecture,
- proven PMO expertise,
- reliable methods and tools and
- unbeatable sustainability of growing up a well-managed PMO
Objectives of our well implemented PMOs are –
- Improvement in alignment of projects with firm’s objectives
- Improvement in projects delivered under budget
- Decrease in failed projects
- Cost savings per project
- Improvement in customer satisfatction
- make the PMO the strategic driver for organizational excellence
So we have done our bit to avoid unnecessary losses of quality, time and money because of departmental differences.
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