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WHY AGILE IS STILL SO HARD FOR THE GOVERNMENT & Project Management Training in New York City

by PMO Advisory | Aug 25, 2016 | Uncategorized

“But agile development is a “little more freeform” involving prototypes, then frequent client meetings in which they comment and ask for modifications. “You don’t necessarily document all the deliverables.” Especially when agencies are used to submitting project...

The Advantages of Time Management in Project Management / PMP, PMI-RMP, PgMP & PfMP Training in NYC

by PMO Advisory | Aug 24, 2016 | Uncategorized

“An employee who performs tasks to advance a project is a cost that must be optimized. To monitor and plan the effort, we need to measure it. It’s usually evaluated in days and hours of required work. To plan a project and budget, it’s essential to know the...

Change Culture With Multi-Role Teamwork : Project Management Methodology, PMP & PMI-RMP Training in NYC

by PMO Advisory | Aug 24, 2016 | Uncategorized

“The challenge of changing a company’s culture is getting positive values to stick. The Hospital District of Helsinki and Uusimaa (HUS) found itself struggling to serve growing patient needs while money and manpower stayed the same. With 23,000 employees, HUS...

“The Project Manager is the Driver, the PMO the Police Department” PMP, PMI-RMP, PgMP & PfMP Training in NYC

by PMO Advisory | Aug 24, 2016 | Uncategorized

“As I pondered my metaphor, I visualized the Project Manager as being the driver and I asked myself the question “What role would the PM think the PMO played in this scenario”? I quickly concluded that many PMs would probably describe the PMO as being the Police...

Project Managers And Workplace Bullying? & Project Management Training in New York City

by PMO Advisory | Aug 23, 2016 | Uncategorized

“PMPs establish and foster workplace behavior expectations through their own leadership values and actions. Simply put – I believe that we learn from the examples set by those above.  In effect, that leads to two clear choices that PMPs have: do they commit to a...

5 Tips to Developing a Practical IT Disaster Recovery Plan and PMI-RMP Risk Management Certification Training in NYC

by PMO Advisory | Aug 23, 2016 | Uncategorized

“Here are five important tips for making sure you are prepared for a worst-case scenario. 1: Assemble a Team:  When you start to come up with a disaster recovery plan, put together a team of people who know your system well and who have enough forward thinking...
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  • PfMS 2025 Q&A #14: How do teams engage their executive leadership teams as it relates to their Portfolios? What do feedback loops look like?
  • PfMS 2025 Q&A #13: Do executives support the Portfolio Management practice or do they see it as an inconvenience given that some of the responsibilities may sit intuitively with the C-suite or Strategy Office?
  • PfMS 2025 Q&A #12: What are best practices for PMOs in balancing new product development with in-market product lifecycle maintenance?
  • PfMS 2025 Q&A #11: What are best practices for project management org structure (pros and cons of Project Managers reporting to PMO or reporting to Product Managers/Technical Managers)?
  • PfMS 2025 Q&A #10: What are some best practices for Resource Capacity Planning and Prioritization for a portfolio of active and potential innovative product development projects.
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