Project and Portfolio Management

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Friday, December 28, 2007

  • a.Define the organization’s overall strategic goals and objectives at the executive level;
b. pass these goals to the portfolio management function;
  • c.The portfolio manager selects, prioritizes and approves proposed portfolio components, ensuring that they are aligned to achieve the organization’s goals; and
  • d.The portfolio manager reviews the portfolio to ensure it is balanced (short-term versus long-term return, risk to benefit) and negotiates the contributions of relevant strategic stakeholders (e.g., executive management, operations, program management)

Is industry need Project and Portfolio Management

There are a variety of broken operational processes driving the move towards the portfolio approach.
Consider the following:
  • »Over 80% of companies do not conduct business cases for technology projects and are unable to adjust budgets midstream more than once or twice annually1
  • »By 2005, 70 percent of IS organizations will have adopted a mix of project portfolio management application services for team collaboration, resource allocation, utilization and cost tracking2
  • »Through 2006, IS organizations lacking stringent risk assessment procedures will cancel more than 20% of projects in the execution phase3
1 Source: META Group-2002 Worldwide Trends and Benchmark Report
2 Source: Gartner Inc.
3 Source: Gartner, Inc.