Changing Priorities and Reduced Resources: The Implications of COVID-19 for Your Project Portfolio Management Strategy

Author(s): Teodora Siman

Shifting business priorities and shortages of human resources should be reflected in your PPM strategy. This is not a time to panic – it is a time to lean into the five processes of PPM, confidently manage the constraints, and continue to deliver value to the organization.

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COVID-19, Pandemic, Portfolio Management, Project Management, coronavirus, COVID, pandemic preparedness, crisis-management

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