Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Skills (umiejętności)

  • Comprehensive project management training is available and considered as a must for Project Managers

  • The project methodology is regularly reviewed and improved

  • A training programme is established for the members of the Project Management Office

  • "Lessons learned" are formally reviewed after projects completions

  • Experienced and certified project managers provide mentoring and coaching to more junior project managers

  • Training for project managers is regularly reviewed to include lessons learned and evolution of the corporate methodology

  • Senior professionals refine the corporate methodology, based on lessons learned from the field and evolution of standard frameworks

  • Certification in a standard management framework (e.g. PMI or Prince) is actively promoted

Process (procesy)

  • Management requires monthly standard status reporta from project managers or Project Management Office (PMO)

  • Projects are systematically prioritiezed from a business perspective and aligned with strategic initiatives

  • The PMO uses a methodology to measure the earned value of projects (initially planned, actual and estimate at completion)

  • A process is defined for project requests

  • The PMO detects variances in projects early and is able to actively support the project managers to solve issues

  • Projects are strongly and actively supported by senior management sponsors

  • Time & expenses are tracked and compared to budgets

  • Risks are systematically identified and listed

  • All projects are closed and evaluated with post closure calulation

  • Risk mitigation plans are systematically defined

Organisation (organizacja)

  • A Project Management Office (PMO) is established<br>

  • A corporate planning of programmes is in place

  • A proven, full life cycle project and programme methodology is implemented, enforced and integrated into the culture of the entire organization

  • An integrated PMO is in place at the highest level of the organization

  • Project Managers have financial competencies

  • Projects are grouped into programmes managed by senior management

  • Regular project meetings are held until the closure of projects

Tools (narzędzia)

  • Standard risk parameters are defined (likelihood, impact, severity, triggers, etc.). A corporate risk typology is in place

  • Formal and standarized metrics are in place to measure actual contribution of the projects to the business

  • A corporate project management solution is in place with a centralized resource pool and workload, costs and budget follow-up features

  • A centralized document sharing solution - with at least access rights management and versioning - is in place for all the stakeholders involved in a project

  • A solution is in place for all the documents that need to be followed-up: risks, change requests, issues, to dos etc.

  • As implemented, the project management solution provides senior management with accurate and up-to-date dashboards

  • As implemented, the project management solution supports the decision making process with workflows and notifications

  • As implemented, the project management solution provides advanced calculation and charting features (i.e. S-Curves, earned value calculation, ROI or NPV, etc.)

  • The project management solution is fully integrated with other management tools like ERP and/or CMS

  • As implemented, the project management solution provides key performance indicators to measure the effectiveness and efficiency of the process

  • As implemented, the project management solution fully supports the management of programmes in terms of quality, schedule and costs

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