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Trust In Project Management | Project Management Training in NYC

by PMO Advisory | Oct 4, 2016 | Uncategorized

“Trust is applied differently depending on the role played in a project. Project performers need to trust the integrity and intention of the PM to treat people fairly, add value, protect them from unreasonable demands and more. Throw one team member under the...

Blending Lean and Six Sigma Into Projects | Project Management Training in New York City

by PMO Advisory | Oct 4, 2016 | Uncategorized

“There are some common issues that arise in Agile project management: Scope creep Disconnect between project team and stakeholders Focus on efficiency Rigidity to defects and quality problems Assumed solutions instead of root cause of problems Because of the...

Project lifecycle and link with project management | Project Management Training in New York City

by PMO Advisory | Oct 3, 2016 | Uncategorized

“Most project managers focus on the execution phase of projects: they manage a project from approval of the project execution plan until completion of the project (typically the go-live of changes to the IT system). The actual life cycle of projects is much...

Measuring Value in Project Management | PMP, Risk, PgMP & PfMP Training in NYC

by PMO Advisory | Sep 30, 2016 | Uncategorized

“Measuring the Value Return on investment serves as the typical metric that many leaders use to evaluate the need for project management. Leaders should consider if they are measuring the correct things. To evaluate the value of project management, ROI seems a...

50% More Projects at Two-Thirds of the Cost | Project Management Training in NYC

by PMO Advisory | Sep 30, 2016 | Uncategorized

“A recent study by the Center for Business Practices found organizations that implemented project management were able to complete 50% more projects, improvement in budget performance of 30%, and even reported a 27% improvement on ROI.  [Translate that into...

11 twitter accounts you must follow if you are into project management & PMP, PgMP, & PfMP Training in NYC

by PMO Advisory | Sep 29, 2016 | Uncategorized

We’ve recently come across  ProofHub’s blog that describes itself as a “niche for tips & tricks, ideas, concepts, innovations and more from the world of project management”.   On their Medium site they recently published, “11 twitter...
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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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