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Peter Taylor
Imprint: Gower Published: Oct 2011 Format: 234 x 156 mm Extent: 160 pages Binding: Hardback ISBN: 978-1-4094-1837-5
Quick Quiz
What does PMO mean to you?
PMOs
Types of PMOs
A PMO can typically be one of 5 types from an organizational perspective:
A Departmental PMO A SpecialPurpose PMO An Outreaching (Supplier) PMO An Customer (External) PMO An Enterprise PMO
Models of PMO
Blended PMO combining
elements of all three models
Controlling
Standards
Supportive
Aid
Directive
Ownership
Empower
Risk Mgt
Guarantee
Share
Profiling
Unit
And is it real?
Level 2 - Defined
Project discipline in place repeatable behaviour Standards and Method and simple Measures
Level 3 - Controlled
Aligned with business goals PMO is governing, reporting and correcting
Level 4 Measured
Quantitative goals set PMO KPIs in place
Level 5 Optimized
Continual improvement PMO drives innovative changes
Now
Established project management offices result in projects with higher quality and business benefits
PWC: Insights and Trends: Current Portfolio, Programme, and Project Management Practices
Now
Building a Project Management Office (PMO) is a timely competitive tactic
Gartner Research
Now
With projects in many organizations becoming global, involving multiple business units and locations, the benefits of PMO are more visible
Project Success
Project Quality
Process
Career
Training
Support
Much improved
Better
No change
Worse
Much worse
One size doesnt fit all, flexibility is key Balance well between people and process Never be afraid to promote your PMO and your projects
4
5
Act like a business leader but have a continued passion for projects Track the benefits of what you are doing And be a strong leader
Communicate well
Negotiate fairly and strongly Be an agent of change Demonstrate self-managing capability Believe in the business and the projects And know the project world
Recruiters said:
Recruitment Skills: PMO Leaders
Project Management experience Stakeholder Management Skills Strategically Competent Quality Assurance Risk Management Capability Previous PMO experience Communication Skills Self Managing/Organised Change Management/Agent of Change Negotiation Skills
Method/Methodology
0 5 10 Asia 15 USA 20 Europe 25 30 35 40 45 50
Competency Framework
Business
Leadership
Project Management
Technical Personal
Be strong in communication
Negotiate well
Business
Leadership
Dont be afraid to be unique
Project Management
Technical Personal
It is your PMO...
Don't let anyone tell you that you have to be a certain way. Be unique. Be what you feel you need to be
Consistency
The best PMOs have consistent, repeatable PM practices across the enterprise. All projects are held to the same standards and requirements for success. They have also eliminated redundant, bureaucratic PM practices that have slowed down projects.
Consistency
The best PMOs have the most experienced PMs in place and have a program underway to recruit the best PMs, develop their existing PMs into the best and to maintain this level of quality and experience.
Transparency
The best PMOs have clear visibility into the progress and cost of all projects. They also know exactly how resources are being used. They openly share this information to all the appropriate stakeholders throughout the enterprise.
Flexibility
The best PMOs adapt to the enterprise's strategic expectations and know how to operate effectively within the corporate structure and culture. And they are not rigid in their own structure and focus in order to adapt and adopt quickly.
Educational
The best PMOs sponsor training and facilitate communities of practice to promote PM best practices in their organizations. Such communities of practice provide PMs with a forum to share their knowledge and share experiences.
Methodology
The best PMOs are the custodians of a dynamic framework of method to assist PMs in the delivery of projects. This includes not only process but also templates and guidance.
Assurance
The best PMOs ensure that quality assurance actually delivers quality.
Future Progress
1. PMO leaders will continue to build better relationships with executive management 2. Improvements in performance measurement will make it possible for PMOs to more accurately measure project health 3. As PMO leaders strive to define their organizations role, they will move to a menu of PMO features and capabilities
Siemens
Siemens 80 billion euro
Siemens
Industry Automation 38 billion euro
Siemens
PLM Software 1 billion euro
Siemens
Me
The Projects
Why a PMO?
300 360 115 13
The PMO 5 Ps
People
Recruitment Profiles Training Induction Certification Assessment Team Building
Process
Methodology Certification Program Quality Assurance Assessment Authority
Performance
Project Profiling Project Reporting Dashboard KPIs Scorecard Funding ROI Escalation
Promotion
Internal Communications External Communications Marketing Success Stories
PMIS
PM Information Systems
2007 Achievements
PM Maturity Assessment Survey of PMs Training/Experience/ Certification Survey of PMS Top PM Project Issues PM Competency Development Framework (PMCDF) defined PM Training
Baselining Activities
PM Training Plans
Action Dashboard for Top PM Issue Resolving Actions/Initiatives Project Reporting Improvements Continuous developments Pipeline and Live Projects Project Audits Project Support and Mentoring PMI Standards Adopted
PM@Siemens Interfacing with PM@A&D Council PLM VDM Training development PLM VDM Training
Regular Communication in place PM Newsletters (weekly) PM Calls PM Leaders meetings Ad Hoc AppShare/Training sessions
2007/2008 Achievements
Project Visibility HealthChecks (PMO) Retrospectives (PMO) Methodology training/adoption Certification (PMP) Red project movement Fixed Price projects (LoA)
Certification (PMP & Siemens) Program Management Project Reporting and Escalation Go Green Compliance
25.0%
20.0%
15.0%
10.0%
5.0%
0.0%
Schedule
Margin
2007
Resources
2008 2009 2010
Product
Overall
53
54
EMEA PMO
Pre-Project
Project Acquisition
-Selling Project Management - Large bid support
Project Delivery
Project Delivery - Healthchecks (training/delivery) - Retrospectives (training/delivery) - Lessons Learned - Governance - Control - Project Closure - Success Stories Project Reporting - Dashboard (content) - Top 5 projects - FP Reports - myPMO - NCC
Project De-Risking
- LoA - SOW reviews and approval - PLM VDM (updates and training) - PLM VDM (adherence)
EMEA PMO
Pre-Project
Project Acquisition
-Selling Project Management - Large bid support
Project Delivery
Project Delivery - Healthchecks (training/delivery) - Retrospectives (training/delivery) - Lessons Learned - Governance - Control - Project Closure - Success Stories Project Reporting - Dashboard (content) - Top 5 projects - FP Reports - myPMO - NCC
Project De-Risking
- LoA - SOW reviews and approval - PLM VDM (updates and training) - PLM VDM (adherence)
Negative
Failed projects waste an organizations money: for every US$1 billion spent on a failed project, US$135 million is lost forever unrecoverable
Positive
The progressive development of the organisations project management approach, methodology, strategy and decision-making process are dependent on having a dedicated entity for project management
Danger
55% of respondents reported that the value of their PMO was questioned by key stakeholders and inevitably some of these questions were translated in to cancellation of the PMO
ESI report 2012: The State of the Project Management Office: On the Road to the Next Generation
The Issues
Maturity
Knowledge
Awareness
Experience
Skills
3 GOOD IDEAS
Ideas
Ideas
Don't let anyone tell you that you have to be a certain way. Be unique. Be what you feel you need to be
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