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Organizations should take a good look at their project portfolio practices and ask themselves if they are working in the best interest of the shareholder(s).
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This phase of the blueprint, Audit the Project Portfolio, will help you determine whether you need to take a closer look into your project portfolio practices.
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This phase of the blueprint, Audit the Project Portfolio, will help you audit your portfolio and project management practices.
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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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Before setting up or re-structuring a PMO, organizational need should not only be taken into consideration but used as a foundation.
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This phase of the blueprint, Define the Right Kind of PMO for Your Organization, will help you define the services that your PMO should provide to your organization,...
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If organizational change management efforts don’t reach staff on the front lines then change initiatives are bound to fail. To effectively reach staff, frontline managers...
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This phase of the blueprint, Push Organizational Change to the Front Lines, will help you configure an organizational change management tool and prepare training content...
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People want to get more value from their projects but don't realize they are going about it the wrong way. This storyboard will help you group your related projects into...
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This phase of the blueprint, Introduce Program Management to Your Organization, will help you gather the appropriate stakeholders to initiate your new program.
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