An enterprise PMO (EPMO) in a large telecommunications company is overwhelmed with service requests from various departments. With limited resources, the EPMO cannot serve all customers and meet their expectations in the short term.
Which action should the PMO professional take to ensure efficient delivery?
A PMO professional recently joined an established PMO with a customer feedback system in place. However, the feedback has not been systematically analyzed or used to drive improvements in service delivery. The PMO services align with standard methodologies, but PMO customers feel their evolving needs are not being adequately met.
What should the PMO professional do to ensure the feedback system is effectively utilized to enhance PMO service delivery?
A newly hired PMO professional is tasked with improving the executives' level of satisfaction with the PMO's performance. The PMO was established last year and has not been very successful in attending to the needs of the PMO customers.
Which two actions should the PMO professional take to address this issue? (Choose 2)
Due to a recent organizational transformation, the PMO has been excluded from strategic meetings and discussions. Although still responsible for program and project performance reporting, business representatives are now bypassing the PMO and directly approaching project managers for specific performance updates.
What actions should the PMO professional take to ensure the PMO remains valued by the organization?
A PMO professional is responsible for supporting programs and projects at a government organization. The PMO professional has been tasked with providing project management tools and information systems that will enable the organization's project managers to achieve their goals effectively.
Which two actions should the PMO professional take? (Choose 2)
The executive team is concerned with the performance of a PMO. Some customers have complained that service delivery is inconsistent.
What should the PMO professional do first to address these concerns?
After a recent organizational shift, a group of project managers has been reassigned to the PMO from their previous departments. Although familiar with the PMO, they are unaware of its services or customers. These project managers are highly skilled and well regarded by their peers.
What should the PMO professional prioritize to effectively onboard the project managers into the PMO?
A mature enterprise PMO unit in a large, diversified holding is now supporting a new business unit as a result of an organizational transformation. The director of this unit expresses doubts on the value and benefits of PMO support during the annual budgeting process.
How should the PMO professional articulate the PMO's value and get buy-in from this stakeholder for the PMO services?
A PMO professional is supporting project managers who are implementing a new organization-wide user support system. The PMO professional needs to help the project managers enable change management effectively within the organization. In recent years, similar initiatives have failed because employees were too focused on the negative effects of change. The changes were enforced by sending memos to employees who did not adopt the new processes. The instructions to adopt the new processes did not offer any flexibility.
Which approach should the PMO professional recommend to enable change this time?
An organization has recruited several new project managers and plans to launch multiple projects in the new fiscal year. The organization's executives aim to enhance the project management skills and capabilities of project managers. After these new project managers are on board, they enter the PMO-managed project manager resource pool for centralized resource allocation.
What should the PMO Professional do to meet the organization's goals?
