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Does any of this sound familiar?
Projects rarely fail because of technology. They fail because of unclear roles, missing methodology and weak control. This is exactly where our project management consulting starts.
Deadlines and budgets slip
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Projects get out of hand, and deadlines and budgets can no longer be kept.
Every department does it differently
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Every department manages projects differently, and a consistent approach is missing.
A PMO without authority
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The PMO exists, but has no real authority over the project landscape.
Prioritization by gut feeling
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Too many projects, too few resources, and prioritization happens by gut feeling.
Traditional and agile do not mesh
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Agile has been introduced, but in everyday work the interplay of traditional and agile does not run smoothly.
Knowledge sits with individuals
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Project knowledge sits with individual people, and if someone drops out the project stalls.




