Pmpo Case Study

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PMO: Implementation Recommendation
Project management (PM) is the process of applying knowledge, skills, tools and techniques in a project oriented environment. A Project Management Office (PMO) is an organizational support entity which develops project standards and metrics, methodologies, and techniques designed to help project managers effectively execute projects throughout its life cycle; based on clearly defined PM practices and governance (Hill, 2013). A PMO function can range from project oversight of a single project, to direct control of multiple projects. One reason why projects may fail is due to a project manager’s, or an organization’s, lack of understanding of the project requirements. A PMO can assist organizations by providing a knowledge management system that contributes to the PM workflow. To keep pace with today’s dynamic business environment, organizations may implement a PMO to enhance, and sustain, effective PM, with a goal of project and organizational success (Kaleshovska, 2014). …show more content…

The primary focus of the assessment was to evaluate the effectiveness of the company’s current PM methods, guidelines, and tools, and determine if a PMO would enhance the organization’s PM practices. This paper provides an analysis of results on AS’s current PM operations, and a recommended approach to implement a PMO into the organization’s existing PM operating environment. The following information reflects POMANM’s findings, conclusions, and recommendations for improving AS’s PM best practices by implementing a successful PMO that is consistent with the organization’s structure, culture, and overall business

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