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Blog – The Organisational and Staff Benefits of Competency Assessments
The Organisational and Staff Benefits of Competency Assessments The concept of a competency assessment is the kind of thing that can result in some initial anxiety for candidates, employees, and.
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Podcast: Conversations of Change – #SHOC with Bronte Jackson
Sharp Hit of Change with MetaPM’s Bronte Jackson MetaPM’s own Change Management Practice Manager, Bronte Jackson was a guest on Change Management industry thought leader Jen Frahm’s podcast –.
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Case Study – Project Management Capability Development Road-Map
Our Client, a leading supplier of consultancy and education services to major organisations in the private and public sector, recognised the need to assess their project delivery capability. The.
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Case Study – Portfolio Management Plan
Our client, the IT division of a leading tertiary education institution, had conducted a P3M3 assessment and identified the need to develop Program Management capability. The following is a case.
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Case Study – Portfolio Management Handbook
Portfolio Management Handbook – A MetaPM Case Study This case study documents how MetaPM were engaged by a Government ICT Division to analyse the organisation’s needs and develop a core set of.
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Framework – Project Management Capability Development Framework
The Project Management Capability Development Framework is comprised of seven interdependent elements. Each element identifies outcomes and capabilities to be established to enable the overall.
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Case Study – Portfolio Project Performance Reporting
Portfolio Project Performance Reporting: We’ve all been there when searching for a software solution to a business problem – 4,000 features and functions available when we really just need the basics.
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Mad about squandered opportunities in the EPMO
How many Portfolio or EPMOs (Enterprise Program Management Office) really do step up to their Portfolio responsibilities? Not nearly enough, I say and I am mad about it! Why? Because most of my.
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