Establish a PMO
Clarify why the PMO is needed, whom it serves and how its mandate, services and decision responsibilities will support the organisation.
CONSULTING & ADVISORY
Establish or improve a project management office with a clear mandate, useful services and defined responsibilities. Shape the PMO around your organisation’s priorities and a practical plan for development.
Clarify why the PMO is needed, whom it serves and how its mandate, services and decision responsibilities will support the organisation.
Review the current mandate, services, roles and reporting rhythm, then agree the priorities for the PMO’s next stage of development.
Define the PMO’s purpose, mandate, intended value and responsibilities in the organisation’s context.
Describe the PMO’s services, the audiences they support and the responsibilities involved in providing them.
Clarify decision roles, working relationships and responsibilities across the PMO, sponsors and delivery teams.
Develop a sample reporting structure, reporting rhythm and templates suited to the agreed needs.
Organise the recommendations into a staged roadmap, with practical priorities for establishing the PMO or strengthening its existing services.
Discuss business objectives, existing arrangements, stakeholders and the outcomes the PMO needs to support.
Agree the PMO’s purpose, service priorities and responsibilities for the assignment.
Set out decision responsibilities and a suitable reporting structure and rhythm.
Bring the proposed changes together into practical stages for implementation or improvement.
The corporate-outreach portfolio will discuss the requirement and coordinate the next step with the relevant chapter expertise.
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Enquire about PMO AdvisoryThe scope, qualified lead, deliverables, availability, timeline and fees are confirmed for the advisory engagement before acceptance.
Yes. The engagement can focus on establishing a PMO or improving an existing mandate, service model, governance or reporting approach.
They are agreed around your business objectives and current context. The scope can include the charter, service catalogue, governance responsibilities, reporting structure and staged roadmap.
Begin with your objectives, current challenges, intended outputs and timeline. If you already have a PMO, include a short description of its mandate, services, roles and reporting arrangements.
Share your context to discuss an advisory and enablement engagement.