Three Attributes most often Overlooked in PMOs

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Thursday, June 20
5:30pm to 7:30pm
Portland Country Club
Rte 88
Falmouth , ME ,
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Three Attributes most often Overlooked in PMOs

To support the successful implementation of project management many organizations have created Project Management Offices… the PMO as the answer to successful project execution. Unfortunately, a number of PMO’s fail to help the organization deliver on successful project execution for a variety of reasons. This has resulted in the elimination of some PMO’s totally or PMO’s that exist in title only (powerless entities).

Make sure you’re not overlooking the attributes of a successful PMO:

  1. A project management methodology that is flexible and uses a Darwinian approach.
  2. A tool set philosophy that supports instead of supplanting project managers.
  3. The O for Office can be optional.
     
Speaker information:

Dr. James Brown, a nationally recognized author and project management authority, provides practical application experience that produces immediate positive results from his project management and leadership training courses. He knows successful project management and quality improvements cannot be achieved with tools and methods alone. Human dynamics play a significant role. The application of leadership, judgment and teamwork skills are required and are all interwoven throughout the training experience in all courses.