In this session we have to consider what our PMOs are today before looking to understand where the future PMO is heading. We also carry out a Zombie PMO exercise with great insights for improving your PMO.
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PMO Conference 2022, opening keynote session from PMO Influencer of the Year - Laura Barnard. Laura joined us in both London and Edinburgh to open the conferences and her energy and passion for the subject makes this an excellent session to watch to get your PMO mojo back or fire your imagination with what's possible for your PMO.
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PMI's Body of Knowledge is now available as Edition 7. We take a look at the changes and specifically what the BoK says about PMOs. PMOs are part of the system of value delivery - find out more about what that means.
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There is no surer way to invite PMO difficulties than to rush into a PMO model and people, process, and tools strategy accompanied by efforts to sell the PMO. Yet, despite lack of success, this is an approach still advocated and taken by many today.
Based upon Perry’s years of PMO research and his three book series, Business Driven PMO Setup and Management (2009), Business Driven Project Portfolio Management (2011), and Business Driven PMO Success Stories (2013), published by J. Ross Publishing, this presentation engages participants in thought-provoking case studies and examples, that reveal, challenge, and correct common misguided PMO setup and management approaches.
If you are setting up a new PMO, seeking to improve an existing PMO, or in a highly mature PMO, this presentation will test your convictions, offer you different insights and ideas, and leave you with many “aha” moments that you can apply in the workplace.
Takeaways:
A new, outside the project management community, perspective on the purpose of the PMO
A new way of thinking about how PMOs can be set up and managed
A roadmap consisting of three steps, two tips, and one Golden Rule that will ensure a successful and business-driven setup and management of the PMO
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“Temporary PMO’s” why would you have them and what are the benefits? And if you decide they are useful for your organisation, programmes and projects, how do you setting up, running and closing down temporary PMOs?
What kind of services can you offer and what kind of PMO employees are needed?
In this session we take a look at the answers to these questions. You will discover the pros and cons of temporary programme and project offices and also receive a handy pop-up PMO roadmap.
Sue Vowler, P3O author described the accompanying book, "The PMO as a Pop-Up Shop" as:
“…The PMO as a pop-up shop is a great analogy and perfectly describes the world of temporary programme or project office. It fills the gaps in P3O, answering the ‘how do I do this?’ question” and is a true practitioners guide to setting up, running and closing down temporary PMOs…”
Takeaways:
More insights into the why, what and how of temporary PMOs
Receive the pop-up PMO roadmap
The Video
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The follow-up to the initial for and against arguments to our PMO Debate - THIS HOUSE BELIEVES PMOS ARE IN DECLINE.
Find out the final verdict.
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THIS HOUSE DOESN'T BELIEVES PMOs ARE IN DECLINE
Eileen Roden, Senior Manager at QA and author of the recent P3O Refresh took up the mantle to argue against the motion:
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