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Still don’t have a PMO (project management office)? Here’s why you should…

Monday

In 2020, 89% of organizations reported having 1 or more PMOs (50% with 2 or more). Wellingtone’s State of Project Management 2020 reported the main challenges PMOs currently face are: Attempting to run too many projects. Portfolio management. The digital revolution changed everything about PMOs.

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An Inventory of Agile and Scrum Certifications

Vitality Chicago

In early 2020 I wrote about the Circus of Agile Certifications and challenged myself to get a new Agile or Scrum Certification each week. Agile Digital Services – Foundation. Agile Digital Services – Practitioner. Agile Programme Management. SAFe Lean Portfolio Management. AgileDS Foundation.

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PMO meaning: what it is, benefits, and more

Monday

In the context of project management , PMO stands for project management office and refers to an office that oversees all projects in a department, region, or the entire organization. According to a 2020 PMI survey, 66% of companies have a PMO, and 66% of those companies’ PMOs are department-specific or regional.

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Agile 20 Reflect Festival.

Agile Business Consortium

Aga specialises in creating development frameworks for digital leadership and entrepreneurship education using Agile methodologies and experiential learning. Today there is a digital version available which we will use during this event. and Innovation and Integration Pte. Connect with Aga on LinkedIn. “I

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Demand Planning and Forecasting: The Key to Supply Chain Challenges

Insight Software

Since 2020, global supply chains have been especially problematic. Product portfolio management addresses the bigger picture of the product life cycle, from the initial introduction of a new product through its discontinuation. In many cases, you’re not just losing an individual sale–you’re losing the customer.