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for Achieving Effective
Business Results
Presented By: DENNIS L. BOLLES, PMP
OSPMI Chapter Meeting
March 8, 2012
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2. AGENDA
• Why is a PMO needed – especially now?
• Why is Project Business Management (PBM)
the right sustainability solution?
• How is a sustainable PBMO created?
• What are the values and benefits of a PBMO?
• Conclusions
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3. Why is a PMO needed – especially now ?
A study by the American Productivity and
Quality Center finds:
44% of new product projects fail to meet their profit objectives
49% are launched late to market.
Fewer resources available
Surviving in today's economic downturns
Gartner Analysis and The Standish Group
research reports indicate large numbers of
projects failed in most organizations when
market conditions were good
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4. PMI - PMO Research Results
• No clear consensus of what constitutes a PMO.
• Lack of executive support, and focused purpose
• Lack of consensus as to the value (50% are
valued – rest are being challenged)
• PMO is isolated entity, not an integral part of
organization’s PM practice, and majority are
stand-alone
• Lack of training of executive sponsors and
functional managers
Dr. Brian Hobbs -- 2007 White Paper: “The Multi-Project PMO: A Global Analysis of the
Current State of Practice.”
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5. Poor Distribution of Limited Resources
Limited
Resources
Capacity
And
Capability
To Do Work
New Opportunities
Require Reprioritization
of the Portfolios, Programs,
and Projects
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6. Customer Value Management
CVM links quality, value, loyalty and project
management. CVM support comes from:
Life Cycle Costing
Risk Management
CVM
Project Management Quality Management
The project manager must be more business-oriented.
The project manager must link project management
activities to the client’s business decisions which
includes the client’s customers. The use of metrics is
essential.
APQC Study entitled “Customer Value Management: Gaining Strategic
Advantage” - The American Productivity and Quality Center [APQC],
©1998, p.8):
Slide from Dr. Harold Kerzner’s book PM Metrics, KPI’s, and Dashboards
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8. Project Business Management
•PBM integrates and harmonizes PMI Project,
Program, and Portfolio Standards
PBM integrates strategic & tactical planning
of operational and non-operational
objectives
•PBM directly aligns resources with strategic
initiatives & business objectives
•PBM is adjustable to various types and sizes of
enterprises
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9. Project Business Management (PBM) Concept (1)
• PBM uses General Business Management
and Project Management knowledge, skills,
tools, and techniques
in applying portfolio, program, and
project management processes to meet
or exceed stakeholder needs.
• PMB derives benefits from and captures
value through
any project-related actions and activities
used to accomplish the enterprise’s
business objectives and related
strategies
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10. Project Business Management Office Concept
•PBMO is a mindset, which needs to be held
organizationally at an enterprise level.
•PBMO is a way to manage, communicate, and
perform work that is supported by technology
•PBMO organizes, applies, and manages an
enterprise’s resources in direct alignment
with the enterprise’s vision, mission,
strategic initiatives, and business objectives
(VMSO)
•PBMO enables the enterprise to translate the
VMSO into executable portfolios, programs,
and projects
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11. PBMO House of Excellence
A Seamless Integration and Harmonization of
General Business Management, Operations
Management, and Project, Program, and Portfolio
Management Principles, Policies, Processes, and
Procedures (1)
Four PBMO components are
required for sustainability
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12. Project Management Enterprise-wide
Plan to Achieve Your Desired State of
Enterprise-wide Project Management
Assess the Current State
Define the Future State
Plan to Fill the Gap
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13. Establishing PBMO for EWPM
Critical Success Factors for
Enterprise-Wide Project Management
Establish Governance
• Sets Policies
• Charters the organization
Define Standardization
• Identifies, documents, and
integrates
five standard models
Develop Capability
• Improves human skills and knowledge
• Enhances business operational abilities
Enable Execution
• Facilitates strategic and tactical planning
• Improves business objectives development
• Drives the execution of portfolios,
programs, and projects
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14. PBMO Development Process
P M B
P C M O
O E
Establish Asses Standardize
Charter Establish
Corporate Current PBMO
PBMO Capabilities
Support Situation Processes
Execute
Implement Roll-Out
With
PBMO PBMO
PMB3
Project Business Management Maturity
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15. PBMO Development Steps
1. Establish Corporate Support
• Create executive & senior management support for
PBMO initiative
• Get middle management commitment & support
• Obtain top executive formal commitment &
support
2. Charter PBMO
• Develop PBMO strategic initiative business case
with business objectives
• Prepare and authorize PBMO charter and get it
formally adopted by the senior management team
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16. PBMO Development Steps
3. Assess the current situation; PBMO requires
cultural, organizational, process, and technical
capabilities
• Mission (Governance)– Degree to which enterprise
knows why it exists and what its direction is.
• Consistency (Standardization) – Enterprise’s systems
and processes which support efficiency and
effectiveness in reaching business objectives.
• Commitment (Capability) – Degree to which
individuals at all levels of the enterprise are engaged
in and hold the PBMO directions as their own.
• Agility (Execution) – Ability of enterprise to know
what Customers want, and degree to which enterprise
can respond to external forces and demands.
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17. PBMO Development Steps
4. Standardize PBMO Processes
• Create and establish PBMO policies, practices, and
procedures
• Implement PBMO standards
• Establish how Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
will be defined, used, and evaluated
5. Establish Capability
• Identify and select personnel,
• Provide PBM education & training,
• Set-up management systems
6. Implement PBM
• Have PBMO apply the enterprise’s version
of a PBM3 Methodology
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18. PBMO Development Steps
7. Roll-Out PBMO
• Make a big splash to get everyone’s attention
• Announce the PBMO and its management and staff
• Distribute the PBM3 Standard Practices
8. Execute with PBM Model
• Begin execution of work with PBM methodology
Establishing Project Business Management
Enterprise-wide Is Not A Trivial Pursuit!
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19. Develop PBMO Governance
First Component
that establishes a
sustainable PBMO
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20. PBMO Vision and Mission
PBMO Vision
Create an organizational environment that enables
world-class proficiency in applying
PBM enterprise-wide.
PBMO Mission
Provide leadership that guides the enterprise in
implementing PBM enterprise-wide utilizing
‘Good Practice’ PBM processes, tools, templates,
and technology to accomplish the enterprise’s
Business Objectives.
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21. Creating The PBMO Charter
Prepare and Issue PBMO Charter
Purpose
Vision
PBMO Mission
Strategy
Charter Goals & Objectives
Methodology
Management Critical Success Factors
Sign-off Roles & Responsibilities
Accountability &Authority
Organizational Structure
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22. PBMO Positioning
PBMO Organizational positioning is
Critical to Sustainability
Position is equated with Authority
Position establishes level of Acceptance
Position enables enterprise-wide Adoption
Position defines level of Autonomy
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23. PBMO Organizational Structure
Enterprise Project Business
Corporate PBMO Management Office
Level - Strategic Planning
- Forecasting
- Business Objective Development
Division PMO
PMO
DPMO Divisional PMO
Level - Overview
- Master Project Planning
PMO
PMO
BUPMO Business Unit PMO
Business Unit - Planning, Scheduling, Reporting
Level
Project PMO
Level PMO
PMO Project Management Office
- Planning, Scheduling, Reporting
- Mission-Critical Strategic Projects
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24. PBMO Reporting Structure Large Enterprise
PBMO PBMO = Executive
Level
DPMO DPMO DPMO DPMO = Division Level
BUPMO BUPMO BUPMO BUPMO = Business Unit level
PMO PMO PMO PMO = Mission Critical
Project Level
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25. PBMO Reporting Structure Small Enterprise
PBMO = Executive Level
PBMO • Strategic Planning
• Business Objective Development
• Portfolio Management
• Master Schedule Review
• Forecasting
PMO
PMO = Department Level
PMO PMO
• Program & Project Planning,
Scheduling, Reporting
• Mission-Critical Strategic
Projects
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26. PBMO – Value and Benefits
• PBMO is an independent executive-level
business unit for project / program /
portfolio management
• Is organizationally an equal player in company
politics and executive power, thereby assuring
the enterprise is doing the right things at
the right time
• Maintains enterprise level focus on achieving
all approved non-operational business
objectives and related strategies
• Assures deliverables for authorized
portfolios, programs, and projects stay
aligned with their approved business
objectives
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28. Establish Five PBM Integrated Standards
PBM Methodology Models (1)
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29. Document PBM Standards
Standards Documentation Content
Introduction
Authorization
Initiation
Planning
Execution
Manuals Monitor & Control
Handbooks Closing
Work Instructions Education & Training
Templates PM Templates
The five PBM Methodology standard models are closely aligned with product or service
development processes.
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30. PNM Standard Development Processes
◄ IPECC
Strategy Strategy Planning Strategy Executing Strategy Monitoring & Controlling Strategy Closing
Initiating Processes Processes Processes Processes
Processes (B) (C) (D) (E)
(A)
1A-1 Update Enterprise 1B-1 Prepare Strategic Business Plan 1C-1 Implement Strategy 1D-1 Manage Strategy Change 1E-1 Close Strategy
Process
Vision and Mission 1B-2 Prepare Business Cases 1C-2 Perform Strategy Status 1D-2 Monitor Strategy Metrics
1A-2 Develop Business
Strategies for Next
Business Cycle
1B-3 Prioritize Business Strategies Reviews Performance
Groups
1A-3 Identify Applicable
Enterprise Environmental
Factors
1A-4 Define Strategy
Prioritization Criteria
1A-5 Develop Strategy
Accomplishment Metrics
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32. Develop Capabilities Through
Education & Training Programs
Project Management Career Path
• Qualification Advanced
• Certification
Intermediate
Entry
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33. PBM Education and Training Program
General Project Program/ Executives &
Project Functional
Population Teams Managers Managers
Knowledge Objectives
Learning Objectives
Assessment Methods
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34. Templates, Tools & Techniques
Manuals, Procedures, Instructions
Databases
Information & Management Systems
Project Cost Accounting
Safety & Quality Management
Financial Resources
Enterprise Environmental Factors
Organizational Process Assets
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37. PBM Execution Stages
• Strategic Planning – Create business-plan
based strategic initiatives with KPIs
• Tactical Planning – Develop Business
Objectives with KPIs
• PBM Based Planning – Identify portfolios,
programs, and projects and associated KPIs
PBM Initiation – Select, prioritize, and
authorize portfolio, programs, and
projects and set final KPIs
PBM Execution – Manage the portfolios,
programs, and projects to meet KPIs
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38. Apply PBM Business Strategy Development Model (1)
First business action in PBM is to
The first move perform the transformational
often processes that focus on being
determines the effective in identifying &
outcome of the documenting the right strategic
business game business initiatives.
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39. Strategic Metrics Processes
PBMM Business Strategy Metric
Development & Measurement Process
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40. Prepare PBM Enterprise’s Strategies (1)
First
Step
From
Purpose,
Mission, &
Vision to Last
Ranked Step
Business
Cases
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41. Create the PBM Business Plan
• Annual packaging of executive management
approved strategic initiative business cases
• Prepared in a simple format: Table of
Contents; Executive Summary; each
Approved Business Case; and Appendix of
Supporting Materials for each case
• Executive Summary provides the context
for understanding the relationship among
business cases
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42. Document the Business Cases
• Articulates the intent and desired benefit and value
of a business strategy in a feasibility study format
• Documents any associated business threat or
opportunity related to the strategic initiative
• Is the common basis and format for use by business
management, operations management, and PBM
• Typically divided into specific sections that reflect
the type and style of business case being created
• Provides basis for authorizing further planning and
analysis activities
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43. Apply Tactical Planning Model (1)
Second business action in PBM is to
perform the transformational processes
that focus on being effective in identifying
the right supporting business objectives,
portfolios, programs and projects.
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44. Business Objectives Metrics Process
PBMM Business Objective Metrics Development &
Measurement Process
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45. Perform PBM Business Objectives Development (1)
First
Step
Last
Step
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46. Prioritize and Select Work (1)
Last
Step
First
Step
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47. Authorize the Selected Work (1)
Management authorizes and initiates work to
ensure the resources used are in alignment with
enterprise strategic initiatives and supporting
business objectives.
First Last
Step Step
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48. Execute PBM Methodology Models (1)
Third business action in establishing PBM is performing
the transactional processes focused on being efficient
in performing the work and completing each selected
portfolio, program and project
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49. Performance Metrics Processes
PBMM Portfolio / Program / Project Performance Metrics
Development & Measurement Processes
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50. PBMO Readiness Checks
Portfolio, Program, or
Project Readiness Check
Initiating Phase Capture Lessons
Review learned
Gate
Planning Phase
Review Capture Lessons
Gate learned
Executing Phase
Review Capture Lessons
Gate learned
Closing Phase
Lessons Learned Review
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52. PBM Maturing Model
Continuous improvement and
innovation is common 4. Sustained
PBM is a core competency
enterprise-wide
3. Distributed
2. Managed PBM fully integrated
1. Repeatable PBM standards applied to all portfolios,
programs, and projects
Baseline
A baseline - an PBMO is established
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53. PBMO Sustainability Conclusions
• Strategic and Tactical Planning are well
established tools in the business management
discipline and are becoming recognized and used
as tools by successful organizations.
• PBM provides a standardized methodology, that
incorporates strategic and tactical planning
• PBM allows management to ensure projects are
selected and completed in alignment with their
business objectives and strategic initiatives
• PBM processes allow executive and portfolio
management to assure correct business
objectives, programs, and related projects are
authorized or terminated
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54. Questions?
Name: Dennis L. Bolles, PMP
Email: dbolles@dlballc.co
Website: www.dlballc.com
Phone: (616) 392-2292
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