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Organizational Leadership & Governance
Projects exist to serve the organization, and the Program Management Office is the focal point in managing their consolidated attainment. This channel explores the leadership and governance issues that drive project initiation and the creation of our work as PMO leaders.
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User-Friendly IT Governance
- by Allan Holmes
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Everything you want to know about Control Objectives for Information and related Technology (Cobit), an IT governance framework.
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Red Light, Green Light
- by Dr. Catherine Aczel Boivie
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Case study ripped from the pages of Real Life 101: How Pacific Blue Cross's CIO used sound project management skills and the simple "traffic light report" to achieve business targets.
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How Do You Rate?
- by David Lidsky
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This quiz will test you to see if you have the guts and leadership to make tough calls at work.
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See-Through Management
- by John Baldoni
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Transparency isn't an act, but a process. Here are some suggestions to get transparency into the management style of your company.
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Ready for Vacation?
- by Chuck Martin
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The point of vacation is to take a break from work. What are you standing there for? Get outta here NOW!
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How to Become a Fixture
- by Ben Worthen
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If you are a CIO in charge of a demoralized IT department, you need to learn how not to become a victim of "burn and churn."
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