2011年4月4日星期一

By taking "ownership" of a portfolio

By taking "ownership" of a portfolio, program, or project, professionals are addressing the "what". So how can they "think out of the box" within the overall organizational context to be more effective? The answer is by being driven by the "why" by clearly understanding the link to strategy. Maintaining that tie throughout implementation is a challenge, and can be supported by devising feedback processes to ensure that everyone is aligned with strategy. Each area MBT Tembea,needs to produce metrics that map back to the stated strategic initiatives of the organization, and communicate those metrics among the project portfolio management team, project teams, and program management teams on these metrics to "close the loop".

Call to Action

The project portfolio management team, project teams, and program management teams need to take ownership of the "why" as well as the "what" in order to ensure their actions are aligned with the strategic direction of the organization. They need to be intimately aware of organizational strategy, and if there is no formal strategy, they need to devise one and verify it as formally as possible. MBT Sini, They need to think "outside the box" by mapping the projects and programs back to the strategy, and taking ownership of the whole process.

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