The Agile PMO: Business Alignment Without Bureaucracy

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The Agile PMO: Business Alignment Without Bureaucracy


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Many PMOs are seeking to embrace agile techniques and approaches. But how do you go about embracing agile while at the same time preserving the traditional approaches to PMO setup and bodies of knowledge for managing projects? This webinar will provide:

  • PMO Set-Up – Issues & Techniques
  • PMO Set-Up – Case study
  • PMO Set-Up – Recommendations
  • PMO Support – Technology prerequisites for Agile transformation

This presentation discusses real world practitioner experiences in PMO set-up and supporting technology to enable Agile adoption.



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