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This phase of the blueprint, Audit the Project Portfolio, will help you create an action plan to move forward with the information you learned from this audit.
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Use this blueprint to establish key practices in project portfolio management, project management, and organizational change management.
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Once you've identified IT's supporting tasks, it's time to prioritize. This phase walks through the activity of prioritizing based on cost/effort, alignment to business,...
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Organizational leaders have taken “don’t sweat the small stuff” too literally. Small projects are, in fact, consuming considerably more IT resource time than senior...
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This is phase 1 of the Bring Visibility to Your Day-To-Day Projects blueprint.
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This is phase 2 of the Bring Visibility to Your Day-To-Day Projects blueprint.
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Thinking of project closure as the final activity, or the capstone of a project, is ignoring what the rest of the organization views as the most critical component: the...
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Start applying a right-sized project gating approach that puts the project sponsor in the driver’s seat, allowing IT to drive business value.
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Use this phase to as part of the Drive Business Value with a Right-Sized Project Gating Process to Define Project Gating, Establish Project Level Definitions, and...
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Use this phase to as part of the Drive Business Value with a Right-Sized Project Gating Process to Introduce best practices for Level 1 Project Gates and customize Level 1...
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