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PMI SOC PMO-GTIS-HLIG
Joint
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Dec. 8, 2011 |
PMO Lifecycle:
Quantitative Results |
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Dr. Waffa
Karkukly, Managing
Director of Global PMO Solutions
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Host |
TBA |
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Date of Event |
Thursday Dec 8,
2011
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Time |
6:00 pm –8:30 pm
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Location
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Ontario Bar Association
20 Toronto Street,
Suite 200,
Toronto, Ontario M5C 2B8
Link to map
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Dr. Waffa
Karkukly
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Dr. Waffa Karkukly ,
Managing Director of
Global PMO Solutions
Dr. Waffa Karkukly
is the President and
Managing Director of
Global PMO
Solutions,
www.globalpmosolution.com.
With over 15 years
experience in IT,
project management,
and PMO
establishments,
Waffa has extensive
experience in
project management,
particular expertise
specializing in
establishing
practical PMOs and
revitalizing and
assessing value
proposition of
existing PMOs. Waffa
has helped fortune
100, midsize, and
small size
organizations
improve their
project management
practices. PPM
set-up and PMO
establishments
through building
scalable standards
and proven solutions
that improved the
delivery process of
an organization.
Waffa holds a BSC in
Information Systems
from DePaul
University, an MIT
from Northwestern
University, and a
PhD from SKEMA
School of Business.
She is a project
management
professional (PMP)
certified, and an
active PMI member
speaking at many PMI
events. Waffa
Karkuly can be
contacted at
karkuklyw@yahoo.com. |
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Presentation Synopsis |
PMOs have been taking on a more prominent role in their
level of authority, structure, reporting lines and
mandate. Project Management Offices (PMOs) have been
growing and going through change and transformation and
today literature defines PMO types, roles, functions, as
well as their impact on performance. The lifecycle
journey that PMOs go through requires attention since
there is little or lack of knowledge regarding PMO
lifecycle (PMOLC) pertaining to set-up, build-out, and
sustainability.
Due to the evolution of the PMO and there is a need to
cover the lifecycle of PMO which would allow those
interested in building PMOs to learn what is required in
each phase of the PMOLC, the complexities associated
with each phase, and the challenges and rewards. The
PMOLC has not been fully explored nor has it been
discussed in detail; hence, this research makes valuable
contributions to the practicality of the project
management field in general, and sheds light on the PMO
practices in particular.
Further, the research adds valuable insights to the
mechanics governing the establishment of PMOs. Results
will lead us to:
- Determine the PMOLC complexities, shed light on
the nature of each phase, and the skills required to
build each phase
- Determine similar and different challenges in each
phase in the lifecycle
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Agenda |
Timetable:
6:00 PM-- Doors open for registrations and refreshments
will be served
6:50 PM-- Announcements & Introductions
7:00 PM-- Presentation starts
8:30 PM-- Event closes
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Registration Fees
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PMI
SOC Members: $20.00 + HST = $22.60
Non-Members and Guests: $30.00+ HST = $33.90
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PDU |
PDUs: 1.5
Knowledge Area: 10 (All)
Process Area: 06 (All)
Application Area: 09 (Information
System)
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Registration
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Past Event
Cut-off date is 12:00 noon of Tuesday December 6, 2011
or earlier if the number reached room capacity |
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Contact Information
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EMAIL:
info@gtislig.org
OPEN
for registration on receipt |
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