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I am a Project Manager by choice rather than as an afterthought and
am committed to the highest level of performance that I can achieve in my chosen
profession. I bring with me an extensive background in the design
and implementation of Project Management Offices. I have designed and formalized
PMO's for a variety of organizations and am skilled at mentoring teams and
managers in methodologies, standards and solution approaches.
Outcomes and Opportunities I provide you in this
Role:
Project Management Offices (PMO)
reduce project risks on an on-going basis and provide centralized administrative
assistance thus reducing overall project costs. Examples of PMO activities that
I have provided are:
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Formalized methods and standards
for project delivery based on proven approaches and replication of previous
successes.
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Ongoing training and support of
project teams and managers.
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Consistent project support
throughout the project life-cycle.
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Centralized project administration
for time keeping and project reporting.
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Consulting and mentoring for
organizational executives, project managers and project teams.
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Clearly defined approaches and
tools to define project parameters and scope which is both attainable and
results in clear business solutions that meet both operational and strategic
needs.
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Well defined approaches and tools
to identify project risks, create
mitigation plans and track activities against these plans with well documented
support and tracking facilities.
Risks I mitigate and Achieved
Outcomes:
Once the PMO is formalized and the
approach and standards agreed to project risks are mitigated in many ways.
Examples of outcomes that I have achieved and standards that I have
established:
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Projects adhere to a standard
approach to execution insuring ability to report status and manage timelines
based on clear concepts and approaches that include reporting techniques and
standards such as:
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Cost Performance Index
(CPI)
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Cost Variance (CV)
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Budgeted Cost of Work Performed
(BCWP)
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Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled
(BCWS)
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Quantitative Risk
Analysis
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Qualitative Risk
Analysis
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Risk Monitoring and
Control
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Scheduled Performance Index
(SPI)
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Budget-to-Actual Analysis and
Monitoring
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Risk is mitigated by maintaining
complete records of project activities in a central repository and providing
periodic review of project activities.
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Maintenance of past project records
supporting future project comparisons and lessons learned. By creating a centralized repository of
teams, budgets and results it becomes possible to evaluate future project risks,
team and budget requirements and identify potential resources for project
execution, thus reducing the need for long project initiation phases.
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Cost of recruitment, hiring and
training new employees is mitigated by improved retention of key internal
resources through the development and ongoing support of career development for
project managers, team leaders and members through a variety of tools and
competencies, including:
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Membership to professional
organizations
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Career roadmap planning and
development
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Identification and communication of
new opportunities to upgrade member skills
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