PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE – RESEARCH OF THE IMPACT ON ORGANIZATIONAL AND PROJECT PERFORMANCE
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https://doi.org/10.24867/07GI20RakicKeywords:
Project Management Office, PMO, project, program, portfolio, project managementAbstract
This paper deals with project management process aligned with organizational objectives on strategic level and positioning Project Management Office into organisation. The work could be considered in two parts. The theoretical part presents the basics of project management in companies and the need for the establishment of organizational unit for centralized project management (PMO). Roles, functions and models of PMO positioning in the companies are described as well as the conditions for its successful operation. The practical part contains a case study of an organization that recently implemented PMO. This paper provides some insight on ways to determine the value of a PMO.
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[6] B. Hobbs, M. Aubry, A multi-phase research program investigating project management offices: The results of phase 1, Project Management Journal, 38 (1), pp. 74-86., 2007.
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[8] M. L. Young, "Key steps to implement a project management office". [Online]. Available: https://www.projectsmart.co.uk/key-steps-to implement-a-project-management-office.php. [Accessed 09 2019].
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2020-04-25
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Industrial Engineering and Management