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As an organisation’s initiatives multiply, the need for a streamlined and standardized method to identify, select, monitor, control, and report on results becomes essential. Portfolio Management offers…
The origins of Project Portfolio Management (PPM) can be traced back to the field of project management, which emerged in the mid-20th century as a response…
Effective portfolio management is a critical aspect of any organisation’s success. It involves coordinating and overseeing multiple projects, initiatives, and investments to achieve strategic goals. However,…
In the realm of modern business, the pursuit of organisational success often hinges on effective Portfolio Management. However, achieving this goal can be hindered by various…
Sustainability has emerged as a critical factor in shaping organisational strategies and decision-making processes across industries. As organisations seek to align their operations with global sustainability…
Advancing on an evolution journey towards higher levels of portfolio management performance involves being able to define as-is and to-be states of performance and implementing continual…
PfM² presents an effective standalone portfolio management methodology. PfM² encapsulates globally accepted best practices from other methods and standards from PMI, AXELOS, IPMA, and the European…
Portfolio governance, processes, artefacts, and techniques help those involved in portfolio management optimise their management efforts and portfolio results. However, as “culture eats procedures for breakfast”,…
The path to implementing organisational strategy is very often seen as straightforward: you define what the strategic objectives are, then draw a path to that outcome…
While governance, plans and processes help us with what we could refer to as the administrative side of portfolio management, the right Mindsets help us develop…
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