Power-Packed Justification of PPM


Home  >  Articles  > 
Power-Packed Justification of PPM

Bob Weinstein

November 27, 2006






The principles of project portfolio management were clearly established more than a decade ago. There are irrefutable reasons for it. Uppermost is the scary statistic from Darien, Conn.-based technology consulting company Jupitermedia that 80 percent of corporate strategies never see the light of day--a powerful reason to take advantage of PPM.
 
Jupitermedia analyst Jeannette Caanis-Brewin said that there are three powerful reasons for embracing PPM. They are: 1. Realism, 2. Rationality and 3. Visibility. PPM brings realism to an organization’s planning processes; rationality in the allocation of resources, both human and financial; and visibility to project work and project people. Additionally, it requires a mature organization to pull it off.
 
Despite PPM’s importance, it’s still a hard sell, according to Richard Sherwood, PMP and senior vice president of operations at a Fairfax, VA-based IT consulting company.



Please login/register to read the entire article.





sponsored announcements and special offers
Difficult for competitors to equal. EMA reviews IBM Rational's new quality & requirements management offerings. The verdict, "For companies seeking to improve ROI delivered by software projects,we believe Rational's value proposition is difficult to match."

Microsoft Project Conference 2000
Exclusively disclosing the powerful capabilities included in Microsoft Project 2010 and Microsoft Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Solutions while providing real world guidance on how Microsoft Project 2007 and Microsoft EPM Solutions are helping customers today with project and portfolio management to save money, enhance efficiency and prepare for future growth. Register Today!

Use WorkLenz PPM to Manage Agile Software Development
We invite you to download Métier’s latest white paper, Agile Software Development with WorkLenz, to learn how you can use WorkLenz to manage agile within your organization.



Fiction writing is great. You can make up almost anything.
- Ivana Trump