Week Two has arrived at The Scottish House of Insight.
Last week, we asked whether a reassuring portfolio could really be trusted when some of the evidence was out of date [we’ve got the answer to that one here]
This week, the numbers look positive again.
Stakeholder sentiment is high. Confidence is strong. The project is Green.
So what’s the problem?
One detail changes the picture.
Welcome to The Project Everyone Seems to Love.
This week’s challenge is all about interpretation, context and whose voice really matters when the PMO is trying to support a good decision.
Look closer.
Week Two: The Project Everyone Seems to Love
Take in the headline figures and the overall picture being presented.
Don’t decide yet!
Read the extra evidence carefully.
Ask yourself what this new detail changes about the original conclusion.
Choose the answer you think the PMO should challenge first.
Then submit your answer to enter the Week 2 draw.
Choose from five possible answers and submit your response through the Week Two entry form.
Win a ticket to PMO Insight Edinburgh 2026
One Week Two entrant will be selected at random to receive a delegate ticket to PMO Insight Conference Edinburgh 2026, taking place on 16–17 November at the EICC.
There’ll be a new case and a new winner every week.
Week Two is open now.
Look closer. What would you challenge first?
Week two closes on the 14th October
Free entry. UK residents aged 18+. One entry per person per weekly draw. Full Terms & Conditions apply.
