The Next Event - PPSOSIGWednesday 16th & Thursday 17th September 2009

In 2008, P3O, the new Portfolio, Programme and Project Office framework was launched to thePMO community. In September 2009, the ppsosig launches its new conference "From Acorn to Oak: PMO Maturity in your Organisation, Your Team and You" focused on the next steps in growing your PMO.

This two day conference, being held on the 16th & 17th September 2009, will move from awareness to a greater understanding of the current guidance and tools available to assess your organisational and PMO maturity.

The conference will provide expert led presentations and interactive sessions combined with networking and discussion groups on key topics such as PMO maturity models, structures, assessments, PMO roles, PMO team development and personal development. You will leave the conference with 6-12 month action plans designed to assist you in growing the maturity of your PMO team and yourself and a clear grasp of how the new P3O framework can be of help to you now

The full agenda includes;

PMO Maturity - Using Organisational Maturity Models to understand how weaknesses and improvements in PMOs are identified
PMO Structures - Explore the challenges that organisations will have to face in establishing or re-energising PMOs
PMO Assessments - Understanding the scope and value of performing PMO self assessments
PMO Roles - Greater awareness of P3O guidance and typical roles & services
Developing Your Team - Through identifying and reinforcing the key issues in establishing a professional PMO team
Developing Yourself - Identifying key skills and competencies that are required to improve your professionalism

 

Conference Details:

DATE: 16th & 17th September 2009

TIME: 9.30am START, 2nd day finish: 3.30pm

LOCATION: Windmill Village Hotel - near Coventry

COST: Early Bird - £300.00 includes overnight accomodation
Claim 15% discount for additional bookings from the same organisation - bring your team

BOOKING: Complete the booking form and send to the conference organiser