What Is...
- Project Management
Project Management is the discipline of planning, organizing and managing resources and the application of knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to bring about the successful completion of specific project requirements.Back To Top
- Project Managemnt Office (PMO)
Project Management Office (PMO) functions as a central point of governance to ensure more successful completions of projects. The main responsibilities in a PMO include: project monitoring, project reporting, and training in project management skills. The benefit of establishing a PMO includes:
- Reusable tools from a central location (like templates, agendas, lessons learned)
- Dashboard reporting of projects across the portfolio including:
- traffic light indicators of troubled projects
- summarized views of resource allocation
- alignment of projects to organization strategy
- major milestone indicators
- Coaching and professional development for project managers and team members
A consistent language and methodology to get projects done on time, within budget and consistent with stated requirements. Back To Top
- Transformation Management
Transformation Management is the management of a profound change in the way an organization does business.Back To Top
- Transition Management
Transition Management is a holistic approach to managing the reorientation and redefinition of an organization and its stakeholders.Back To Top
- Risk
Risk can be defined as the combination of the occurrence of a specific action or activity and its consequences.Back To Top
- Risk Management
Risk Management is a logical process or approach that seeks to identify, assess, and prioritize the possibility that the occurrence of specific action or activity constitutes an opportunity (positive impact) or a threat (negative impact) to the success of a past, present or future project.Back To Top
- Quality Planning
Quality Planning involves the identification of quality standards relevant a project and determining how to satisfy them.Back To Top
Quality Control (QC) is a method used to ensure that a deliverable conforms to a predetermined set of specifications, requirements and quality criteria.Back To Top
Quality AssuranceQuality Assurance (QA) is the development of processes and procedures intended to ensure that a deliverable meets a predetermined set of specifications, requirements and quality criteria.Back To Top
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