Why is the maturity of project prioritisation quite low? What are the hurdles to get started or to improve the prioritisation process? And what is the way forward?
Why is the maturity of project prioritisation quite low? What are the hurdles to get started or to improve the prioritisation process? And what is the way forward?
“Isn’t it just a new buzz word instead of something new?” Is there really a difference between strategic portfolio management and project portfolio management?
Strategic project scoring is vital, as it assists in selecting and prioritizing projects based on strategic objectives, resource optimization, and risk management. This structured process contributes to sustainable success.
In an earlier article, we explained how programs, projects and portfolios relate to each other, and where they can best start with project portfolio management. What are the benefits for companies?
The digital transformation is still seen by many as a buzzword, but let us be very clear: technological developments such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality (AR) and robotics means that many business processes will be automated in the coming years. These developments will trigger a shock in many sectors. How should business leaders deal with digital transformation?
Companies are facing unprecedented challenges due to the digital transformation trend and the endless possibilities it brings. By using different perspectives, initiatives can be evaluated objectively.
Every organization is familiar with it: projects that fail. In this article, we focus on five guidelines to increase the success rate of projects, and how project portfolio management can be useful in that pursuit.
How do we ensure that we do not waste time and money on initiatives that don’t contribute to the strategy? What are two critical factors to get to the essence of project portfolio management?
The decision to implement a project portfolio management application should be supported by a business case, like any other project: what is the return on investment (ROI) of a ppm tool? What are the benefits and how do you transform these into financials? According to a Forrester study, the ROI of a project portfolio management application can be as high as 250%. We discuss four benefits to include in the business case.
eople often find change scary, which make them resistant to it. To make project portfolio management successful, it is important that employees understand the goal and added value of ppm. Therefore we present six ways in which management can support in this.