5. agile estimation reconsidered again esteban sanchez
PMISAC Agile Portfolio Management
1. Agile Portfolio Management “ with a twist ” Achieve business value through results Gurpreet Singh Based on real world experiences at Cenovus Energy Inc.
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7. Real world context – EnCana Split 2008 2009 2010 2011 May 2008 We are splitting! Oct 2008 No, we are not! Sept 2009 We are splitting! Version 2 Dec 2009 We are Cenovus!
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10. Portfolio Spider Web Client 1 Client 2 … .. … .. Client n Operations Capital Projects
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NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
SUGGESTED SPEAKING NOTES Before I begin, I want to give you a brief introduction to Cenovus. We are an independent, Canadian company based in Calgary, Alberta. We ’ re a public company, trading on the Toronto and New York stock exchanges. We have a long history that goes back through companies such as PanCanadian Petroleum, AEC and, finally, Encana before we launched as Cenovus Energy in November 2009. Our business strategy is based on safely and responsibly developing our huge oil sands resources in northern Alberta. Because our resources are deep underground, we use drilling techniques instead of mining to access them. We also have a large base of established oil and gas assets across Alberta and in southern Saskatchewan that generate cash flow and provide enough gas to match what we use in our operations. We have partnered with ConocoPhillips on some of our oil sands projects as well as two of its U.S. refineries.
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
Opportunity Assessment, Risk Management and Prioritization
Although the input is just projects but you have consider managing the production operations such as maintenance, break fix, minor enhancements, etc because you also need to keep the lights on.
Although the input is just projects but you have consider managing the production operations such as maintenance, break fix, minor enhancements, etc because you also need to keep the lights on.
Although the input is just projects but you have consider managing the production operations such as maintenance, break fix, minor enhancements, etc because you also need to keep the lights on.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
Although the input is just projects but you have consider managing the production operations such as maintenance, break fix, minor enhancements, etc because you also need to keep the lights on.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
Key Messages This slide describes the typical structure of the Customer Facing IS Solutions Teams. (paraphrase the bullets on the slide – depending on the type of audience you can adjust the amount of time spent here)
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
NOTE: All text on slide should be aligned on left hand side with the Title. (thus in the above example the “ E ” from the title and the two “ H ” s from the Headings are all aligned from top to bottom.
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