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 \nHave you been asked to build one?  \nA Project Management Office (PMO) is a group or department within a business that defines and maintains standards for project management within the organization. Among other things, tasks may include monitoring and reporting on active projects and reporting progress to top management for strategic decisions on what projects to continue or cancel. The next few pages will help you:  \nUnderstand the key functions of a PMO  \nBenchmark your current capabilities  \nBuild a PMO Charter and formalize your process using our time-saving tools & templates  \nHow to Use this Playbook  \nOur playbook consists of five stages, each with a description, steps and action items. Action items include using our premium tools & templates. Our intention with this playbook is to support you in achieving your project management goals. This will be accomplished by helping you:  \nand support your project management office  \nthe templates used by your project managers  \nthe effectiveness & efficiency of project management in your organization  \nPROJECT MANAGEMENT 4  \nWhat Is the Purpose of This Playbook?  \n To help you develop a Project Management Playbook & Toolkit of your own. This guide contains tools & templates that can be used a starting point and then customized according to your needs.  \n There are a number of different approaches to managing projects. For the purpose of this playbook, we will be using the traditional phased approach as outlined below:  \n3 4 5  \nExecute  \nControl  \nClose  \nFunctions ofa Project Management Office  \nThe Project Management Institute (PMI) sponsored Dr. Brian Hobbs of the University of Québec to research the current state of practice for the Project Management Office. One of the key findings involved categorizing the functions performed by PMOs into the following five broad groups:  \nMonitoring and Controlling Project Performance  \nDevelopment of Project Management Competencies and Methodologies  \nMulti-Project Management  \nStrategic Management  \nOrganizational Leadership  \nPROJECT MANAGEMENT 5  \nBenchmark Your Current Capabilities Project Management Office Charter  \nUse our Project Management Maturity Assessment to evaluate your organization’s current project management capabilities.  \nUse our Project Management Office Charter to establish the purpose for the PMO’s existence, its primary functions","cbCaikt0YsL7u8XK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikt0YsL7u8XK","pdf",1919204,33,"English","# Framework\n## Introduction\n## Stage 1 Initiate\n## Stage 2 Plan\n## Stage 3 Execute\n## Stage 4 Control\n## Stage 5 Close\n## Conclusion\n## About This Playbook\n# How to Use this Playbook\n## Purpose of This Playbook\n## Functions of a Project Management Office (PMO)\n## Benchmark Your Current Capabilities","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of this project management playbook?\",\"answer\":\"It helps you develop your own Project Management Playbook and Toolkit, starting from reusable tools and templates that can be customized to your needs.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the five stages covered by the traditional phased approach?\",\"answer\":\"The playbook covers Initiate, Plan, Execute, Control, and Close, with each stage described through steps and action items.\"},{\"question\":\"What key functions does a PMO perform according to the playbook?\",\"answer\":\"It describes five broad groups of PMO functions: monitoring and controlling performance, developing competencies and methodologies, multi-project management, strategic management, and organizational leadership.\"}]","PROJECT MANAGEMENT - Playbook & Toolkit - Five-Stage Traditional Phased Approach | PDF",1789171929]