Ihr Wegweiser durch die digital vernetzte Arbeitswelt
Das PMO steht unter ständigem Druck. Von der Einhaltung von Standards für Projektmanagementpraktiken bis hin zur Planung und Durchführung von Projekten - das PMO muss ständig mit der Strategie und den Geschäftsergebnissen synchronisiert sein. In dieser PMO-Blog-Kategorie finden Sie zahlreiche Empfehlungen von Experten zur Förderung der Top-Down- und Bottom-Up-Planung, zur Verbesserung der Prozesse, zur Förderung der Zufriedenheit der Stakeholder und schließlich zur Beseitigung von Silos, um die PMO-Funktion voranzubringen. Holen Sie sich Expertenrat zu den Vor- und Nachteilen der Einführung eines kontinuierlichen Planungsmodells. Die Experten werden Ihnen auch praktische Ratschläge für die Auswahl Ihres nächsten Projektportfoliomanagement-Tools geben und Ihnen zeigen, wie Sie #BeThatPMO werden, den Ihr Unternehmen braucht.
2020 war ein Jahr wie kein anderes. Unternehmen auf der ganzen Welt und in jeder Branche haben praktisch über Nacht Dinge erreicht, die sonst Jahre gedauert hätten (wenn sie überhaupt möglich gewesen wären). Nach einem Jahr, das mehr Veränderungen als je zuvor mit sich gebracht hat, möchten wir einige der wichtigsten Lektionen, die 2020 uns gelehrt hat, zusammenfassen...
Es spricht zwar einiges für die Fähigkeit, am Arbeitsplatz mehrere Hüte zu tragen, aber manche Dinge überlässt man wirklich am besten den Experten. Das ist die Logik hinter dem Outsourcing aller Arten von Arbeit, vom digitalen Marketing bis hin zum - ja - Projektmanagement. Aber manchmal ist es schwer, genau zu erkennen, welche...
Personal recommendations are everything in business. They are endorsements from people who have tried your product and service and were so satisfied they wanted to share that positivity. In an ultra-connected online environment they have also taken on a huge role in our decision-making process, with 68% of people doing more business with a firm...
The digital revolution is changing every aspect of the workplace, but few jobs will be reshaped as fundamentally as those in the project management office. The research firm Gartner predicts that by 2030, as much as 80% of the traditional work of the PMO (data collection, tracking, and reporting) could be performed by AI. The...
Computing technology is meant to make life easier for all mankind, adding convenience to all kinds of processes that might otherwise require human time and effort. The use of artificial intelligence (AI), which encompasses machine learning and decision-making capabilities normally ascribed to humans, is the next evolutionary step, and it is already well underway. Already...
Despite a widespread acceptance of projects that end up behind deadlines and over budget, there is a surprising lack of motivation to change how projects are organized or to take preventative measures. A study in the Harvard Business Review, found that the average cost overrun was 27%, which is a business-changing margin of difference. Similar...
Every task, milestone and project in Planview AdaptiveWork features two invaluable parameters that are usually not used to their full potential – these are ‘expected progress’ and ‘% complete.’The following article demonstrates how careful observation of these two parameters, and the relations between them, provides actionable intelligence and insight to any project. The ‘expected progress’...
Move over, email. Step aside, cubicles. Take a hike, undersized parking lot. There’s a despised new addition to the ENTERPRISE LEAST WANTED LIST, and it took a Planview AdaptiveWork survey to force it out of the shadows and into the spotlight: conference calls. About the Survey The aforementioned survey, which was conducted online by Harris...
In the digital sphere, it can often seem like the world is awash with too much content, yet quality content is still king and shines through the mass of poorly produced work. McDonald’s isn’t about to create a campaign around a random picture of a burger taken by one of their executives; a quality burger...
Silicon Valley’s “fail fast” mantra has become gospel in recent years. Its evangelists promise failure, defined as a series of product tests and tweaks, leads to success. They urge failing fast, failing forward and failing often. They pepper TED talks with failure confessionals, and let’s not forget FailCon, an entire conference dedicated to the concept....
