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What’s next for the distressed PMO?

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Emily Foster
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What’s next for the distressed PMO? Acknowledging that you need to do something about your under-performing PMO is the first step http://ow.ly/Hm0G304cQbO

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John McIntyre
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In addition to your suggestions, I would add looking at the skills within the PMO that are valuable and unique within the business. These are the skills that the PMO should use as the basis for its transformation/turnaround. I've written a little about it here: www.hotpmo.com/blog/the-resouce-based-view-of-the-pmo