PMOs Digital Learning Engines
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With the growing Project Economy, the PMO’s sphere of influence is no longer just the Project Community but entire organisations. Find out how PMOs can be the engine driving project upskilling through digital learning.
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PMOs Digital Learning Engines
- 1. Webinars Series The Magic of the PMO Speaker Guy Thorpe ValueKey - Agile | Project, Programme & Portfolio Management Specialist | HCD | EPMO Moderator: PMOfficers Associated Consultant Date: Wednesday 26/may 2021 Barcelona (Spain) 20.00 Local Time PMO’s Digital Learning Engines OBJECTIVE: With the growing Project Economy, the PMO’s sphere of influence is no longer just the Project Community but entire organisations. Find out how PMOs can be the engine driving project upskilling through digital learning. Sponsored by
- 2. 1 2 3 4 5 Introductions A little bit about me Why PMO’s need to help build capability How PMO’s can approach building capability Case Study Turning a Hospitals project management around Questions Ask me something
- 3. 20 + Years Experience in Projects, Programme, Portfolios and PMO’s AGILE Certified Scrum Master - ICAgile) SAFe – Agilist Certified Guy Thorpe Director – ValueKey Consulting Human Centered Design (HCD) Facilitiator - Luma Institute • Project Solutions • PMO’s • Training & Capability Uplift
- 4. Why? PMO as a capability Engine
- 5. Project Economy This is a paradigm shift, Projects no longer operate as a side-line to “real” organizational operations. Instead, projects have become the driving force behind accomplishing work, innovation and expansion. - PMI
- 7. PMO Project Community Wider Business Senior Management The PMO’s in the Project Economy
- 8. Top Skills Companies prioritised (% of respondents)
- 9. Changes in actions to close the skills gap (% of responsdents)
- 11. 83% Champion(high maturity) Organisations have on- going project training 34% Low Maturity Organisations have on-going project training PMI - 2020
- 13. The Project Economy has changed the PMO’s stakeholders Organisations are prioritising building in-house Project Skills What is the role of the PMO in building capability?
- 14. How? PMO as a capability Engine
- 16. Leaning Formats
- 17. 25 – 60% RENTION RATES E-LEARNING INCRESES COMPARED TO THE FACE-TO FACE RENTION RATES 8 – 10% Research Institute of America LEANING TIME E-LEARNING REDUCES 40 – 60% LESS LEARNING TIME COMPARED TO CLASSROOM TRAINING IBM, LEAN NEARLY E-LEARNING INCREASES 5 x MORE MATERIAL WITHOUT INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF TIME Benefits of Digital Leaning Brandon-Hall Study,
- 18. Case Study
- 19. • Fastest Growing DHB in NZ • 8000 Staff • Services a community of 600,000 • 1.7 Billion annual operating cost 2018 P3M3 Score : 1.45
- 22. NZ DHB Annual Deficit Spending on Healthcare in NZ
- 25. 23% 43% Classroom Based Training Attendance DNA Did not Arrive Training Comms E-mail Open Rates Classroom Based Training Comms WDHB PM Training Stats - 2018
- 26. “I took a Hippocratic oath not a Project exam”
- 29. Short Video Content Learning Virtual Coaching Knowledge Hub
- 30. Filming using an Ipad Short Video Output
- 31. 82% 95% Virtual Classroom Based Training Attendance Virtual Classroom attendance Video E-mail Open / Watch Rates Video Based Training Watch-Rate WDHB Training Stats - 2020
- 32. 2018 P3M3 Score : 1.45 2020 P3M3 Score : 3.0
- 34. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS Webinars Series The Magic of the PMO https://www.linkedin.com/in/guy-thorpe/ Speaker Guy Thorpe ValueKey - Agile | Project, Programme & Portfolio Management Specialist | HCD | EPMO guythorpe@valuekey.co.nz www.valuekey.co.nz