Traditional project management techniques reveal their limitations when an organization is faced with achieving some business objective in which a number of IT projects require execution to realize that goal. Because the projects share a common objective of driving attainment of the objective, they require a unique management approach not found in traditional project management. The term of art for this enhanced way of managing is called a program management office (PMO).
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The Art of the Program Management Office
By John Berry
Posted March 7, 2007 | Leadership | Leadership |
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