Encountering PMO Failures and How to Combat Them
Accomplishing tasks are one of the important goals of a project that are usually time-sensitive and otherwise somehow complicated. Large organizations have their own Project Management Office (PMO) that covers this area; organizing the best practices and methodologies of doing tasks and achieving them. These PMO practices and processes are sold to CIO for executive support in order to ensure that such practices are amended. This arrangement is wrong altogether. Why so? Well, PMO teams don’ have that much experience or even skills to run a project, of ever they just throw commands on the project team’s end on what...
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