PMO's: A benefit or a burden in these financial times?
Date | Tuesday 24th January 2012 | |
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Time | 6.00pm Networking in the Café Bar Marzano (refreshments available for purchase) | |
| Venue | The Cube inside The Forum , Millenium Plain, Bethel Street, Norwich, NR2 1TF | |
Presented by | Peter Taylor | |
CPD | Up to 2 hours (find out more about CPD) | |
Cost | APM members: | Free Free £10 |
How to build the best PMO for your business and keep it relevant to your business.
The presentation is about successfully leading a PMO (whatever you understand by those three letters) to deliver better projects, better business to the customers of those projects and to the organisation that you work for, and to best serve the contributing project managers from both a professional and a personal perspective.
The session will explore some of the research carried out by Peter Taylor for his book ‘Leading Successful PMOs’. The book brings together the experience and views of PMO leaders from around the world and the project managers that work within the PMOs, as well as those who are now seeking leaders for their PMOs.
Together we will identify what it is that successful PMO leaders have and do that allows them to be successful and how the rest of us can learn from those proven experiences.
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Peter is a dynamic and commercially astute professional who has achieved notable success in Project Management.
His background is in project management across three major business areas over the last 26 years, MRP/ERP systems with various software houses and culminating in his current role with Infor, Business Intelligence (BI) with Cognos, and product lifecycle management (PLM) with Siemens. He has spent the last 7 years leading PMOs and developing project managers and is now focusing on project based services development with Infor.
He is also an accomplished communicator and leader and is a professional speaker as well as the author of ‘The Lazy Project Manager’ (Infinite Ideas) and ‘Leading Successful PMOs’ (Gower) and ‘The Lazy Winner’ (Infinite Ideas). Additional information is also available through his free podcasts on iTunes.
This presenation is suitable to project professionals of any level of experinece.
Body of Knowledge reference | |
| Section | Description |
| 7.3 | Leadership |
