Project & Portfolio Management
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Drive Organizational Change from the PMO – Phase 1: Prepare the PMO for Change LeadershipThis phase of the blueprint, Drive Organizational Change from the PMO, will help you assess the organization's readiness for change and evaluate the PMO’s OCM capabilities. |
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Drive Organizational Change from the PMO – Phase 2: Plant the Seeds for Change During Project Planning and InitiationThis phase of the blueprint, Drive Organizational Change from the PMO, will help you build the case for change throughout the organization as well as assess change impacts... |
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Drive Organizational Change from the PMO – Phase 3: Facilitate Change Adoption Throughout the OrganizationThis phase of the blueprint, Drive Organizational Change from the PMO, will help the PMO develop effective communication, transition, and training plans. |
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Transition Team Communications TemplateUse the Transition Team Communications Template to capture and communicate the what, where, when, how, and whom of an organizational change initiative. |
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Drive Organizational Change from the PMO – Phase 4: Establish a Post-Project Benefits Attainment ProcessThis phase of the blueprint, Drive Organizational Change from the PMO, will help determine accountabilities and establish a process for tracking business outcomes after the... |
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Drive Organizational Change from the PMO – Phase 5: Solidify the PMO's Role as Change LeaderUse this phase of the blueprint, Drive Organizational Change from the PMO, to institute an OCM playbook through the PMO in order to bring a more standardized and... |
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IT Steering Committee CharterUse this template to create an IT steering committee charter. |
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Master the Art of Stakeholder Management in Small Enterprise EnvironmentsStakeholder management is something everyone does, but unfortunately few people actually do well. Taking the time to properly identify critical stakeholders and... |
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Master the Art of Stakeholder Management in Small Enterprise Environments StoryboardStakeholder management is not a one-off project and is always relevant to your department. |
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Tame the Project BacklogTreat your project backlog like an investment: if you’re going to put time and money into keeping one, ensure that you’re investing wisely and getting a good return in... |
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