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Steps organizations would take to establish a Project Management Office (PMO), of Project Office (PO)
Five basic steps that organizations use when establishing a Project Management Office or Project Office
knowing what is to be accomplished
While figuring ways of introducing a project office, it is necessary to consider the essence of knowing the objectives and goals of the project. Tentative issues and concerns should be on elaborating all the intentions of the project in order to let them be part of the office experiences. Part of the activities within accomplishments of the project objectives is rationales of creating the office. For instance, if a project intends to change the culture within an organization, such an intention will be achieved when an office is opened with the sole purpose of dealing with all the issues concerned with change of culture (Hurt & Thomas, 2009, p.59).
Step 2: Get executive sponsorship
Sponsorship is essential when implementing any business strategy. In most cases, executive sponsorship elicits the immediate plans and actions that lead to an equitable implementation of the project in the field. Sponsorship helps to cater for various activities that are in need of technical approaches or financial interventions. Moreover, sponsorship enables the project to live within the notion of meeting all of its objectives. Therefore, it is necessary to have an executive sponsor when establishing ways of monitoring project activities...
In most cases, there should be an interconnection between different departments of the project. A project office should be able to communicate and work with other departments in order to let the entire project exists as a successful system. Reporting mechanisms should be introduced in order to facilitate easy access and understanding of the project office and its functionalities.
Step 4: Putting the PMO in charge of process
The PMO should be put in charge of the process. In most cases, it is beneficial not to let the office be a punitive measure. The implementation process should assume all the requirements and steps involved. For instance, it is vital to have measured approaches that link the office with the entire project activities.
Step 5: selecting project management software
Software for managing the project should be put in place in order to cater for every planned activity. This is one of the difficult tasks involved while trying to establish a Project Management Office. This step requires technical experts who will be able to link all sections of the project together with all the activities being undertaken.
Types of PMOs an organization can create
There are various PMOs or Pos that can be created by a…
Bibliography
Hurt, M. & Thomas, J. (2009). Building Value through Sustainable Project Management
Offices. Project Management Journal, Vol. 40, No. 1, 55 -- 72
Kerzner, H. (2010). Project Management - Best Practices: Achieving Global Excellence.
New York: John Wiley & Sons (Chapter 2 attached 67-480)
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