The PMO Manager role provides governance and control over programmes and projects with a total annual investment of £40m. The manager is responsible for defining governance frameworks, collecting and reporting programme data, and providing administrative support to programme teams. Key challenges include improving programme governance to ensure initiatives stay on track to deliver benefits. The role requires experience managing complex, global programmes and supporting Programme Managers.
Steven Sampson is seeking a new position utilizing his 10+ years of experience in process improvement and project management. He has extensive experience leading continuous improvement initiatives and process improvement projects in manufacturing and medical settings. His resume highlights accomplishments in streamlining hiring processes, emergency room upgrades, and training over 1,500 employees in Lean basics. Sampson has a bachelor's degree in manufacturing engineering technology and is Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt certified.
The Paradigm Consulting Group (PCGI) is an internationally accredited consulting organization specializing in project management and business analysis.
This presentation is the second in a series that will provide an overview to project management concepts and internationally accepted best practices in the field project management. This presentation focuses on Programme management concepts.
Decograph Management Co. is a project management consultancy firm based in Dubai that offers services to help organizations transform into projectized work cultures. It was founded in 1998 by Mr. Habib A P M, who has over 17 years of experience managing projects in the Middle East. Decograph can assist clients by reviewing operations and identifying gaps, building project management disciplines, recommending systems and procedures, and providing training, project auditing, scheduling, cost baselining and other project-based services using software like Primavera. The company aims to help organizations perform and deliver commitments on time and budget by applying basic project management principles.
PMO Proposal For Global Sales Operationstonyhinojosa
The document proposes establishing a Project Management Office (PMO) to oversee projects for HP's Global Enablement program. The PMO would ensure projects are completed on time and on budget by providing templates, processes, and guidance to project managers. It would also track project status and issues, conduct portfolio management, and provide support functions around common processes, tools, change management and quality assurance.
Project management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project activities in order to meet, or exceed, stakeholder needs and expectations from a project (Kerzner, 1992), In addition, it is commonly stated that project management is the planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of the resources fore a relatively short-term objective that has been established to complete specific goals and objectives. Project management uses the systems approach to management by having functional personnel, that is, a vertical hierarchy assigned to each specific project within a horizontal hierarchy (Pinto, J. & Slevin, 1988).
Travis Barker, MPA GCPM
Innovate Vancouver
https://innovatevancouver.org
Consulting@innovatevancouver.org
Download a copy of the playbook at http://innovatevancouver.org
"Project Management Generator"
The document discusses key competencies, capabilities, and concepts for effectively managing programs and change. It covers linking programs and projects to strategy, different organization structures for programs, the roles of program and project managers, establishing a program life cycle and change management process, and the importance of governance, benefits management, and stakeholder management for program success.
Steven Sampson is seeking a new position utilizing his 10+ years of experience in process improvement and project management. He has extensive experience leading continuous improvement initiatives and process improvement projects in manufacturing and medical settings. His resume highlights accomplishments in streamlining hiring processes, emergency room upgrades, and training over 1,500 employees in Lean basics. Sampson has a bachelor's degree in manufacturing engineering technology and is Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt certified.
The Paradigm Consulting Group (PCGI) is an internationally accredited consulting organization specializing in project management and business analysis.
This presentation is the second in a series that will provide an overview to project management concepts and internationally accepted best practices in the field project management. This presentation focuses on Programme management concepts.
Decograph Management Co. is a project management consultancy firm based in Dubai that offers services to help organizations transform into projectized work cultures. It was founded in 1998 by Mr. Habib A P M, who has over 17 years of experience managing projects in the Middle East. Decograph can assist clients by reviewing operations and identifying gaps, building project management disciplines, recommending systems and procedures, and providing training, project auditing, scheduling, cost baselining and other project-based services using software like Primavera. The company aims to help organizations perform and deliver commitments on time and budget by applying basic project management principles.
PMO Proposal For Global Sales Operationstonyhinojosa
The document proposes establishing a Project Management Office (PMO) to oversee projects for HP's Global Enablement program. The PMO would ensure projects are completed on time and on budget by providing templates, processes, and guidance to project managers. It would also track project status and issues, conduct portfolio management, and provide support functions around common processes, tools, change management and quality assurance.
Project management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project activities in order to meet, or exceed, stakeholder needs and expectations from a project (Kerzner, 1992), In addition, it is commonly stated that project management is the planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of the resources fore a relatively short-term objective that has been established to complete specific goals and objectives. Project management uses the systems approach to management by having functional personnel, that is, a vertical hierarchy assigned to each specific project within a horizontal hierarchy (Pinto, J. & Slevin, 1988).
Travis Barker, MPA GCPM
Innovate Vancouver
https://innovatevancouver.org
Consulting@innovatevancouver.org
Download a copy of the playbook at http://innovatevancouver.org
"Project Management Generator"
The document discusses key competencies, capabilities, and concepts for effectively managing programs and change. It covers linking programs and projects to strategy, different organization structures for programs, the roles of program and project managers, establishing a program life cycle and change management process, and the importance of governance, benefits management, and stakeholder management for program success.
What are the differences between project and program management? How are they similar? What strategies are necessary for a successful transition from one to the other?
This presentation will address those questions and in addition provide practical guide lines and tips to those individuals aspiring be successful program managers as well as organizations that are in transition.
Program Management Offices (PgMOs) serve to provide portfolio, program and project management governance, policy, procedure, process, guidance, standards, tools, techniques, templates, methodologies, evaluation, risk, performance measurement, and reporting expertise in the role of a Center of Excellence. In implementing a PgMO, clients seek to ensure not only successful delivery of programs, projects and operations -- but also to obtain the benefits from a coordinated framework and methodology for continual improvement of program/project management, vendor management, ongoing operations management and resource management. Ideally, the proper setup, management, measurement & services offered at the PgMO will increase the likelihood of benefits realization within their organization and partner agencies.
The document outlines a plan to deploy a program management best practice framework across an insurance group. It discusses the current issues, objectives of presenting the plan, and scope. It then covers the deployment concept including work streams, governance structure, risks, and KPIs. The plan aims to standardize program management practices through training, tools, and change management work streams while establishing governance and tracking progress.
Portfolio, Project and Programme ManagementBruce Levitan
The document outlines a strategy delivery model using portfolio, programme and project management (P3M) principles. It proposes a tiered model with the executive setting strategy and portfolios, oversight groups managing programmes, programme boards overseeing project delivery, and projects implementing outputs. A project assessment framework provides consistency in scoping and approving projects. Benefits realization management is used to monitor how outputs deliver outcomes and benefits across different levels from projects to portfolios. The model is designed to bring order and accountability to strategy delivery through programmes and projects.
Infographic explains the connection between the strategic plan and the operations planning & implementation process.
Travis Barker, MPA GCPM
Innovate Vancouver
Consulting@innovatevancouver.org
A summary of the current state of PMOs and a view of a PMO that has a more strategic focus on implementing business strategy instead of tactical project execution.
How First-time Project Management Office (PMO) Leaders Can Set Up PMOs – Ev...Hussain Bandukwala
Setting up a PMO is a journey! There's no single path and certainly there's no ideal way. However, certain frameworks can be applied to find the best approach to establish a PMO that your organization can adopt and benefit from.
Further, it should be recognized that a PMO Leader is a totally different role from a Program/Project Manager. It commands different responsibilities and demands distinct skillsets.
This presentation outlines the factors, frameworks, mindset, skills and personal goals that a first-time PMO Leaders should consider when starting his/her PMO journey.
This document discusses implementing a Project Management Office (PMO). It defines a PMO as an organization that standardizes project governance processes and shares resources. PMOs centralize, coordinate, and oversee project and program management. The goals of a PMO are to improve project practices and results, help managers achieve goals, provide metrics on lessons learned and results, and develop professional skills. There are three types of PMOs: supportive, controlling, and directive. Best practices for a PMO involve selecting a balanced team with various skills, developing tools and templates, and collecting measurable data and lessons learned from projects. When starting a PMO, its goals should align with the organization's strategy and it should continuously add value through communication and
The document summarizes the key changes between the 1st and 2nd editions of the Standard for Program Management. The 2nd edition expands the scope significantly, adding 9 new knowledge areas and restructuring the document around these areas. It also strengthens the framework for program management, eliminates themes, and provides more details on processes, tools, and techniques. The glossary was also expanded to include new terms from the 2nd edition.
This document outlines the importance of relationship management for projects. It discusses the key relationships a project manager needs to cultivate, including with the sponsor, steering committee, subject matter experts, end-users, functional management, organizational project management, and vendors. For each relationship, it identifies concerns from their perspective and tips for managing the relationship successfully, such as understanding expectations, keeping stakeholders informed and involved, and establishing clear guidelines. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of empathizing with others, effective communication, and treating others as you wish to be treated.
We help customers establish program management offices to improve their strategic execution capabilities. Our approach ensures projects begin and end with shared goals around schedule, cost, quality, deliverables, and reporting. We offer functional PMO services including contract analysis, scheduling, resource planning, financial management, cost engineering, risk management, communication, and implementation of tools like Primavera and Microsoft Project.
Program management involves managing multiple related projects to improve organizational performance, while project management focuses on individual projects. The key differences are:
- Programs are ongoing while projects have defined endings. Programs are tied to organizational strategies and financial calendars.
- Program management requires more governance, financial management, and executive-level change management skills. Programs have broader scope than individual projects.
- Project managers focus on content like scope, schedule and resources, while program managers focus more on people, politics, and business objectives and strategies.
Mark Weinmann is a senior IT and business project management professional with over 15 years of experience leading complex projects across multiple industries. He has a proven track record of delivering projects on time and under budget using various methodologies. He is skilled in project portfolio management, developing project management capabilities, and training/mentoring project managers.
The document describes a next generation multi-disciplinary program management office (PMO) model called the Program Service Office (PSO). The PSO aims to combine PMO, Lean, and Agile services to accelerate project delivery, improve portfolio management, and increase maturity in delivery processes. Key aspects of the model include integrating multiple departments, establishing a governance structure, implementing project portfolio management, and focusing on change management and communications. The goal is to help organizations better achieve their strategic objectives through improved delivery of projects and programs.
This document outlines the role and functions of a Project Management Office (PMO) for Petrojet. It begins with definitions of a PMO and discusses why organizations implement them to reduce project failures, deliver projects on time and budget, and increase cost savings. It then describes Petrojet's PMO vision, mission, and scope of work, which includes standardizing project management processes, tracking performance metrics, managing talent, and sharing knowledge and lessons learned. Finally, it provides details on steps for implementing the PMO, such as issuing project charters and management plans, monitoring risk registers, and utilizing training programs, databases and dashboards to improve project delivery.
This was my dream assignment. I set up and built capabilities for a Project Management Office for a new technology division. I worked with my leadership, within the team, across with key stakeholders to design and implement a standardized Project Management approach for the team. The capstone of this experience, however, was working on the next phase of the PMO office. This presentation is what we shared with our division leadership to document our growth and map out ways to strengthen our capabilities.
Read more at leadanddeliver.com.
Assessing PMO Maturity In Your OrganizationSasha Lapshina
The document discusses assessing the maturity of a project management office (PMO) in an organization. It provides an overview of what a PMO is and a continuum of PMO maturity from ad-hoc to optimized. The presentation recommends using a proven approach to conduct a PMO maturity assessment that involves planning the assessment project, getting stakeholders aligned, conducting the assessment, determining a desired maturity level, and developing a roadmap. Partnerships with consulting teams, software providers, and other external parties are recognized as valuable for reaching the desired maturity level.
The document discusses establishing a project management office (PMO) to standardize project management practices, provide training and career development for project managers, and help align projects with business strategies. Key elements of an effective PMO include establishing governance over project selection and decision making, using a standardized project management process with stage gate reviews, implementing supporting tools and templates, and promoting continuous improvement of processes.
This document contains a summary of Dhananjay Sakpal's professional experience and qualifications. He has over 12 years of experience in knowledge management, business process management, and project management in the banking and consulting industries. His career history includes roles at Accenture, Credit Suisse, WNS Global Services, and Affinity Express, where he led knowledge management efforts, performed process mapping and transitions, and managed various projects. He holds certifications in PRINCE2, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, and ITIL and has a Bachelor's degree in Science from Pune University.
The document summarizes Deloitte's Programme Leadership capability for managing complex transformations in the mining industry. It discusses (1) Deloitte's Managing Complex Transformations approach which focuses on achieving strategic imperatives and benefits rather than just time/cost/quality, (2) how the team provides solutions addressing challenges from regulatory changes to market restructuring, and (3) that the team has experience planning, designing, structuring, and executing transformations to minimize risk and maximize benefits.
What are the differences between project and program management? How are they similar? What strategies are necessary for a successful transition from one to the other?
This presentation will address those questions and in addition provide practical guide lines and tips to those individuals aspiring be successful program managers as well as organizations that are in transition.
Program Management Offices (PgMOs) serve to provide portfolio, program and project management governance, policy, procedure, process, guidance, standards, tools, techniques, templates, methodologies, evaluation, risk, performance measurement, and reporting expertise in the role of a Center of Excellence. In implementing a PgMO, clients seek to ensure not only successful delivery of programs, projects and operations -- but also to obtain the benefits from a coordinated framework and methodology for continual improvement of program/project management, vendor management, ongoing operations management and resource management. Ideally, the proper setup, management, measurement & services offered at the PgMO will increase the likelihood of benefits realization within their organization and partner agencies.
The document outlines a plan to deploy a program management best practice framework across an insurance group. It discusses the current issues, objectives of presenting the plan, and scope. It then covers the deployment concept including work streams, governance structure, risks, and KPIs. The plan aims to standardize program management practices through training, tools, and change management work streams while establishing governance and tracking progress.
Portfolio, Project and Programme ManagementBruce Levitan
The document outlines a strategy delivery model using portfolio, programme and project management (P3M) principles. It proposes a tiered model with the executive setting strategy and portfolios, oversight groups managing programmes, programme boards overseeing project delivery, and projects implementing outputs. A project assessment framework provides consistency in scoping and approving projects. Benefits realization management is used to monitor how outputs deliver outcomes and benefits across different levels from projects to portfolios. The model is designed to bring order and accountability to strategy delivery through programmes and projects.
Infographic explains the connection between the strategic plan and the operations planning & implementation process.
Travis Barker, MPA GCPM
Innovate Vancouver
Consulting@innovatevancouver.org
A summary of the current state of PMOs and a view of a PMO that has a more strategic focus on implementing business strategy instead of tactical project execution.
How First-time Project Management Office (PMO) Leaders Can Set Up PMOs – Ev...Hussain Bandukwala
Setting up a PMO is a journey! There's no single path and certainly there's no ideal way. However, certain frameworks can be applied to find the best approach to establish a PMO that your organization can adopt and benefit from.
Further, it should be recognized that a PMO Leader is a totally different role from a Program/Project Manager. It commands different responsibilities and demands distinct skillsets.
This presentation outlines the factors, frameworks, mindset, skills and personal goals that a first-time PMO Leaders should consider when starting his/her PMO journey.
This document discusses implementing a Project Management Office (PMO). It defines a PMO as an organization that standardizes project governance processes and shares resources. PMOs centralize, coordinate, and oversee project and program management. The goals of a PMO are to improve project practices and results, help managers achieve goals, provide metrics on lessons learned and results, and develop professional skills. There are three types of PMOs: supportive, controlling, and directive. Best practices for a PMO involve selecting a balanced team with various skills, developing tools and templates, and collecting measurable data and lessons learned from projects. When starting a PMO, its goals should align with the organization's strategy and it should continuously add value through communication and
The document summarizes the key changes between the 1st and 2nd editions of the Standard for Program Management. The 2nd edition expands the scope significantly, adding 9 new knowledge areas and restructuring the document around these areas. It also strengthens the framework for program management, eliminates themes, and provides more details on processes, tools, and techniques. The glossary was also expanded to include new terms from the 2nd edition.
This document outlines the importance of relationship management for projects. It discusses the key relationships a project manager needs to cultivate, including with the sponsor, steering committee, subject matter experts, end-users, functional management, organizational project management, and vendors. For each relationship, it identifies concerns from their perspective and tips for managing the relationship successfully, such as understanding expectations, keeping stakeholders informed and involved, and establishing clear guidelines. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of empathizing with others, effective communication, and treating others as you wish to be treated.
We help customers establish program management offices to improve their strategic execution capabilities. Our approach ensures projects begin and end with shared goals around schedule, cost, quality, deliverables, and reporting. We offer functional PMO services including contract analysis, scheduling, resource planning, financial management, cost engineering, risk management, communication, and implementation of tools like Primavera and Microsoft Project.
Program management involves managing multiple related projects to improve organizational performance, while project management focuses on individual projects. The key differences are:
- Programs are ongoing while projects have defined endings. Programs are tied to organizational strategies and financial calendars.
- Program management requires more governance, financial management, and executive-level change management skills. Programs have broader scope than individual projects.
- Project managers focus on content like scope, schedule and resources, while program managers focus more on people, politics, and business objectives and strategies.
Mark Weinmann is a senior IT and business project management professional with over 15 years of experience leading complex projects across multiple industries. He has a proven track record of delivering projects on time and under budget using various methodologies. He is skilled in project portfolio management, developing project management capabilities, and training/mentoring project managers.
The document describes a next generation multi-disciplinary program management office (PMO) model called the Program Service Office (PSO). The PSO aims to combine PMO, Lean, and Agile services to accelerate project delivery, improve portfolio management, and increase maturity in delivery processes. Key aspects of the model include integrating multiple departments, establishing a governance structure, implementing project portfolio management, and focusing on change management and communications. The goal is to help organizations better achieve their strategic objectives through improved delivery of projects and programs.
This document outlines the role and functions of a Project Management Office (PMO) for Petrojet. It begins with definitions of a PMO and discusses why organizations implement them to reduce project failures, deliver projects on time and budget, and increase cost savings. It then describes Petrojet's PMO vision, mission, and scope of work, which includes standardizing project management processes, tracking performance metrics, managing talent, and sharing knowledge and lessons learned. Finally, it provides details on steps for implementing the PMO, such as issuing project charters and management plans, monitoring risk registers, and utilizing training programs, databases and dashboards to improve project delivery.
This was my dream assignment. I set up and built capabilities for a Project Management Office for a new technology division. I worked with my leadership, within the team, across with key stakeholders to design and implement a standardized Project Management approach for the team. The capstone of this experience, however, was working on the next phase of the PMO office. This presentation is what we shared with our division leadership to document our growth and map out ways to strengthen our capabilities.
Read more at leadanddeliver.com.
Assessing PMO Maturity In Your OrganizationSasha Lapshina
The document discusses assessing the maturity of a project management office (PMO) in an organization. It provides an overview of what a PMO is and a continuum of PMO maturity from ad-hoc to optimized. The presentation recommends using a proven approach to conduct a PMO maturity assessment that involves planning the assessment project, getting stakeholders aligned, conducting the assessment, determining a desired maturity level, and developing a roadmap. Partnerships with consulting teams, software providers, and other external parties are recognized as valuable for reaching the desired maturity level.
The document discusses establishing a project management office (PMO) to standardize project management practices, provide training and career development for project managers, and help align projects with business strategies. Key elements of an effective PMO include establishing governance over project selection and decision making, using a standardized project management process with stage gate reviews, implementing supporting tools and templates, and promoting continuous improvement of processes.
This document contains a summary of Dhananjay Sakpal's professional experience and qualifications. He has over 12 years of experience in knowledge management, business process management, and project management in the banking and consulting industries. His career history includes roles at Accenture, Credit Suisse, WNS Global Services, and Affinity Express, where he led knowledge management efforts, performed process mapping and transitions, and managed various projects. He holds certifications in PRINCE2, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, and ITIL and has a Bachelor's degree in Science from Pune University.
The document summarizes Deloitte's Programme Leadership capability for managing complex transformations in the mining industry. It discusses (1) Deloitte's Managing Complex Transformations approach which focuses on achieving strategic imperatives and benefits rather than just time/cost/quality, (2) how the team provides solutions addressing challenges from regulatory changes to market restructuring, and (3) that the team has experience planning, designing, structuring, and executing transformations to minimize risk and maximize benefits.
Our Programme Leadership team draws upon skills and expertise acquired through experience to provide mining clients with advice and support for large-scale, complex transformations. They take a holistic approach, ensuring projects align with strategic objectives and intended benefits. They have experience leading transformations involving new operating models, systems implementations, and organizational changes. Their approach involves establishing governance, benefit tracking, change management and more. They helped clients successfully deliver transformations involving business restructurings and system standardizations.
This document provides guidance for getting started with managing a programme based on best practices from Managing Successful Programmes (MSP). The key first steps outlined are to establish the vision and scope of the programme by defining the blueprint, identifying related projects, and beginning to plan the programme. It emphasizes asking questions to understand the strategic objectives and stakeholder support, and considering the organizational framework and resources available to support programme management and change delivery. The next steps then focus on iteratively defining the programme scope and capabilities in the blueprint, identifying projects, and developing the initial programme plan to lay out the expected tasks, activities, and timelines for delivery.
William Rogers has over 30 years of experience in senior roles involving team management, program management, project management, and technology business development. He has delivered numerous IT projects and programs on time and on budget across various industries. His most recent roles include Project Manager for the ATO Web Site Transformation and Project Manager for Digicel Fiji's LTE launch and 4G network expansion.
Florence Kalipa is a Project Manager with over 14 years of experience in project management and business analysis. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and qualifications in project management and business analysis. She is currently working as a Senior Project Manager at Investec and has experience managing projects in the financial services industry using Agile and waterfall methodologies.
Winston Harbor Group is seeking an experienced IT Project Manager to help clients in Seattle. The role involves managing the migration of an existing production system between organizations at a Fortune 500 firm. As Project Manager, responsibilities include developing project plans and schedules, securing necessary resources, communicating status updates, and coordinating activities between technical teams and management. The ideal candidate will have experience leading complex projects using both waterfall and agile methodologies at a global consulting firm or similar environment.
Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) provides best practice guidance for programme management. This document describes MSP qualifications offered by Harry Baker Professionals that teach programme management principles. Their MSP Foundation and Practitioner courses cover the MSP framework, processes, roles and help participants apply it to transformational change initiatives. Customers praise Harry Baker Professionals' trainers and materials for helping them understand programme management concepts and pass MSP exams.
MoV® (Management of Value) is a methodology for maximizing value in projects and programs. It has 7 principles, 6 processes, and governance themes. Harry Baker Professionals offers MoV® training courses to help individuals and organizations implement MoV® and obtain MoV® certifications. Their trainers are experienced project managers who use real-world examples to help trainees understand and apply MoV® principles.
This document contains a personal profile and resume for Julie Swann. She has over 25 years of experience in financial services IT, business strategy, project management, and people management. Her experience includes managing teams, budgets, risk, and delivering complex IT projects both domestically and internationally. Her skills include strategic planning, people management, project delivery, stakeholder management, and technical expertise. She held various managerial roles over 28 years at Nationwide Building Society, and is now seeking a new opportunity to apply her experience and skills.
The document discusses the services that a Programme Management Office (PMO) should provide. It states that a PMO is designed to integrate project management practices and acts as a central hub for best practices, tools, and lessons learned. It then lists some key services a PMO can provide, including project governance, portfolio management, resource capacity planning, benefits management, and maintaining a project database. Finally, it discusses the PMO's role in benefit realization and management, such as identifying benefits, tracking realization, and ensuring changes are sustainable.
Swapna - CV -PMO Manager with 10 years exp in end to end Project Mngt -PMP Ce...Swapna Srinivas
Swapna has over 10 years of experience in project management, PMO functions, IT infrastructure management, and operations management. She has worked on projects in banking, finance, and IT domains. She is skilled in project planning, resource management, risk management, and stakeholder engagement. Currently she works as an Assistant Manager in the PMO at Shell Market India Ltd, where she manages IT infrastructure projects and the project portfolio.
The Ultimate Guide_ What Does PMO Mean in Business.pdfPMOGlobalInstitute
In today's fast-paced business environment, organizations are constantly striving to streamline their processes, improve project success rates, and ensure strategic alignment. One effective approach that has gained significant popularity is establishing a Project Management Office (PMO). In this comprehensive guide, we will explore what PMO means in a business context, its types, functions, benefits, challenges, and how to establish a successful PMO.
Paul Ng is seeking a new career opportunity. He has over 7 years of experience coordinating events and providing learning and development support. He holds qualifications in Prince2 and Microsoft Project. Paul has a Bachelor's degree in Telecommunications from Queensland University of Technology. He is skilled in areas such as stakeholder engagement, program/project support, and information management.
This document provides an overview of Module 1 of the PgMP certification course. It covers key topics such as the purpose of program management standards, the differences between projects and programs, relationships between projects, programs, portfolios and organizational project management. It also discusses business value, the role of the program manager including required skills and competencies. The document includes example questions to test understanding of program management concepts.
The document discusses the role and responsibilities of a Program/Project Management Office (PMO). It provides a checklist of common PMO activities and categorizes them as either uninvolved, monitor, influence, or control to help define the PMO's level of responsibility for each. Some key activities mentioned include project establishment, budgeting, scope management, staffing, methodology/process maintenance, risk/issue management, communication, and benefits tracking. The goal is to help organizations clearly define what their PMO will be accountable for through open discussion and agreement.
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In this webinar, Global Program Manager, Scrum Master, and Educator Ordonna Sargeant will provide you with key takeaways to apply when managing a complex portfolio!
Materdo Rodrigues has over 10 years of experience managing business operations and IT consulting projects. He specializes in business strategy, process improvement, and change management. Rodrigues has led projects that have generated over $5 million in benefits and improved financial metrics like gross profit by 15%. He is skilled in communication, budgeting, and embracing change.
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The document describes the responsibilities of an architect working for Real Model International in Dubai from December 2012 to May 2013. Some of the key responsibilities included:
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Karen Twomey has over 15 years of experience as a senior transformation and change manager for large-scale ERP implementations. She has led change management efforts for Oracle and SAP deployments at HSBC, Vodafone, Centrica, and British Gas. Her expertise includes communications strategy, stakeholder management, training design, change impact assessment, and ensuring business readiness for cutovers. She has a track record of successfully delivering complex transformation programs on time and within budget.
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1. Transformation Team
Role: PMO Manager
Programme scale & reach:
The investmentportfoliocomprises£40m annual investmentspend,andasimilarorderof business-as-usual
resource implications,withinaglobal organisationwithorder£900m turnover.A wide range of programmesand
projectsare needed.
The TransformationTeamprovidesasingle,professional change capabilitytothe business,withdeployable resource
poolsof projectand programme managersandotherresources.The PMO Manager isessential tothe proper
governance andcontrol of both design&deliveryof programmesandprojects.
The scale of initiativeswill varywidely,andthe PMO Manager mightbe deployedforanextendedperiodtodrive the
PMO for a major/multiple programme(s),ormightruna small teamprovidingpool supporttoa subsetof smaller
programmes/projects,oramixture of bothbasedon operational needsandresource deploymentdecisions.Thisalso
providesamechanismtobuildexperience before seekingto‘stepup’intoprojectmanagementleadroles.
The post holdercollects,maintainsandreportsdataina consistentformtomeetand enforce programme
governance standardsandinformassurance reportingtoseniormanagementaswell asprovidingadministrative and
logistical supportforprogramme activities.A keyinterface isthe Portfolio Office forthe BritishCouncil.
Main Challanges:
A majorchallenge forthe BritishCouncil isthe needtoimprove programme governance andassurance sothat
programmesmanage scope,riskandbenefitsinsuchaway as to provide the organisation withaclearunderstanding
of the ongoingachievabilityof the businesscase.Tothisendthe PMO Manager will needtofocuson:
1. Supportingbusinessleads,SROandProgramme Managerto define andimplementthe programme
governance frameworkandcreate the strategiesforeffective planning,monitoringanddeliveryof the
programme.
2. Establishingexcellentstandardsof informationmanagementtoensure thatthe programme riskregister,
benefitsrealisationplanandbusinesscase are updatedbythe Programme Director/Manager and are
alignedwithprogramme status.
3. Implementingaformal change managementprocesstokeepthe programme ontrack withbusinesscase
objectivesandmore widelysupportthe overall integrityandcoherence of the programme.
4. Developingandmaintainingrobustrelationshipswithall partsof the business,aswell aswithprogramme
teams,to understandwhatactivitiesare planned,identifygapsinthose initiativesandensure thatinitiatives
meetthe requirementsof Programme Board(s)
5. Andto supportthe project/programme managerinthe dischargingof theirduties,asappropriate.
Profile
Supportsthe successful deliveryof majorprogrammesof workbysupportingProgramme Managers/SROstodefine
and embedframeworksand protocolstoplan,deliverandmonitorinvestmentandchange programmes. Collects,
and maintainsdataina consistentformtomeetand enforce programme governance standardsandinform
assurance reportingtoseniormanagement. Providesadministrative andlogistical supporttoaidsuccessful
programme deliveryoncomplex programmeswithglobal reachimpactingonsignificantpartsof the business.
At timesdutyto line manage juniorstaff tosupportdevelopmentof ‘the nextgeneration’of PMOresource.
Accountabilities:
Leadership of the discipline and standards
Participatesinthe continuousimprovementof programme andprojectmanagementgoodpractice (specifically
governance,controls,reportingandotherPMOrelateditems).
Acts as advocate forthe TransformationTeam, positivelypromotingthe businessbenefitsof professional PMO
servicestothe organisation.
Activelyengageswithothersworkinginthe PMOarea inotherfunctionsandteamsto helpshare learning,
problemsolve andbuildacommunity of practice thatdeliversvaluetoThe BritishCouncil.
Provide leadershipandline managementsupporttothe resource pool workinginthisarea,ensuringcompliance
withperformance managementandHRstandardsand that individualsgetthe rightcareermanagementand
2. professionaldevelopmentsupport.
Governance
Work withthe businesslead,SROandProgramme Managerto define andimplementthe programme
governance framework.
Work withbusinessownersandprogramme team(s) toestablishthe frameworkand processesforthe effective
planning,monitoringanddeliveryof the programme.
Supportthe overall integrityandcoherence of the Programme,includingactivelyreviewingwheninitiativesare
not as successful asexpectedandhelpingtoidentifylearningthatcanbe takenforward.
Supportthe Programme Manager inagreeingprogramme closure.
Maintainclose relationshipsbetweenotherkeyprogrammesunderway,aswell asotherareasof the business,to
ensure there are nooverlapsinresponsibilities.
Facilitate end-of-tranche reviewsand‘healthchecks’onbehalfof the Programme Manager.
Programmeand projectplanning and dependency management
Facilitate the creationandmaintenance of programme andprojectplansworkingwiththe programme managers
and team, inline withthe standardsinplace.
Provide regularupdatestothe PortfolioOfficetoensure programme activitiesincludedonthe total investment
planreflectthe currentstatusof the programme.
Identify,trackandmonitorcrossprojectdependenciesandensure thatintra-programme andexternal
dependenciesare maintainedonthe central dependencylogworkingcloselywithdependencyowners.
Information management
EstablishandmaintaininformationmanagementprocessesinlinewithBritishCouncil Informationand
KnowledgeManagementstandards.
Maintainthe programme SharePointsite andkeepreference materialsupdated.
Setup access to policyandstrategicinformation
Be the go to pointforProgramme Manager andSRO on all aspectsof programme data,includingthe provisionof
ad-hocand tailoreddataforspecificaudiencesincludingExecutiveBoard,Programme BoardsandSteering
Groups.
Benefitsmanagement
Facilitate the monitoringandtrackingof the programme benefits.
Risk and compliance
Supportthe Programme Manager to establishandthenimplementthe agreedrisk,issue andchange processes
and assistthe programme andprojectteamin itsdelivery,proactivelysuggestingandimplementing
improvementswhere appropriate.
Supportthe Programme Manager inmaintaininganaccurate record of corporate level riskonthe JCAD
enterprise riskmanagementtool inlinewiththe organisation’sEnterpriseRiskManagementFramework(ERMF)
timetable.
Analysisand reporting
Advise Programme Manageronand subsequently implementthe agreedregularprogressreportingmechanisms
for all projectsandassistthe Programme Manager inpreparingthe monthlyprogramme statusreport.
Supportthe Programme Manager inorganisingthe monthlyprogramme boardmeeting,preparingand
circulatingboardpapersinadvance,ensuringthe Boardhas the rightinformationtofacilitate timelydecision-
makingandrecommendingwaystoincrease the effectivenessof how the Boardworkstogether/usesBoard
Meetings
Commercialand financialmanagement
Monitorand reporton programme and projectspend;supportthe programme teaminaccurate and timely
purchase ordermanagement.
Maintainaccurate programme andprojectfinancial forecastssupportedbyadetailedandaccurate cost model.
3. Qualifications used
Professionalprogramme orprojectmanagementqualification(s)PRINCE2,MSP (awaitingtrainingdates)
Knowledge & experience
▪ Multi-yearexperience of workinginaprogramme managementoffice supportingbusinesschange
programmes/programmesthatimpactacrossmultiple functions/businessareasandregions.
▪ Demonstratesthe abilitytoorganise andprioritise taskstodeliveragreedoutputstothe requiredstandards,on-
time.
▪ Understandsthe ‘soft-side’of programme managementandhasexperience of communicatingeffectivelywith
stakeholdersatall levels.
▪ Provenleadershipandmanagementexperienceincludingdevelopingrelationshipswithdifferentareasof the
business,buildingcollaborate relationshipsandleadingateam.
▪ Experience of workinginaPMO role inthe not forprofit,publicsectors.
▪ Experience of SharePointsite maintenance anddesign.
▪ Experience of usingSAPforpayments,forecastingandreporting.
Skills & Behaviours:
Managing Projects
Analyses project data: Examines project data and performance, reporting on progress,and recommending correctiveaction as
needed.
Communicating and Influencing
Uses influencing techniques: Uses formal and informal negotiatingand motivation techniques to influence others’ behavior and
persuade them to think and actdifferently, whilerespectingdifference of view and culture.
Planning and Organising
Plans ahead: Organises own work over weeks and months, or plans ahead for others, takingaccount of priorities and theimpact
on other people.
Analysing Data and Problems
Analyses patterns: Seeks out and examines a range of information to identify patterns, trends and options, to solvemultifaceted
and complex problems.
Managing Finance and Resources
Plans and deploys resources: Negotiates and agrees the resources for a defined area as partof forward planning,monitoring
progress and adjustingresources or priorities to meet goals.
Managing Risk
Supports a risk management culture: Has a track record of identifyingand highlightingrisksand suggestingmitigatingactions.
Creating Shared Purpose (MORE DEMANDING) Creating energy and clarity so that people want to work purposefully together.
Making it Happen (MORE DEMANDING): Challenging myself and others to deliver and measure better results.
Working Together (MORE DEMANDING): Working with others to achieve shared benefits/common goals.
Shaping the Future (MORE DEMANDING): Exploring ways in which we can add more value.