Subject: Our Very First Newsletter

In this Issue: Our First Newsletter - March 2013                                     
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Welcome Message from our CEO

Welcome Friend,
I am delighted to share the first newsletter from RefineM with you. After dedicating most of my life to project management, I feel very privileged to be the CEO of RefineM. My goal with this newsletter is very simple: I would like to use it as a platform to share and discuss project management practices that will help all of us in our professional and personal lives. I will share my simple and practical recipes of delivering projects successfully in this newsletter. I encourage you to read, get involved and reap the benefits. I hope to engage with you and strengthen our professional relationship via this newsletter.Thank you and welcome aboard everyone. Enjoy this first issue and please give us your feedback. I look forward to your contributions.

N. K. Shrivastava,
CEO, RefineM

Project Management 2013 Trends

1. Organizations will continue to call for strong project leaders but will focus on investments in hard skills
2. Agile implementation will be viewed in some organizations as a failure, but for the wrong reasons
3. Project management is not just for project managers anymore
4. Large projects pose unique challenges that are increasingly tough to overcome
5. PMOs will focus on proving their worth and driving
innovation

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Implementing an Agile PMO

Have you implemented an Agile PMO? Or has been a part of a team that implemented an Agile PMO? Not sure how you did it, but I can share with you a very agile way to implement an Agile PMO. The same process can be applied to transition a conventional PMO to an agile PMO.

Consider implementing an Agile PMO to be an agile project. Let us say we are going to use SCRUM methodology for this project. The vision is to have a fully functional Agile PMO for the company. The product backlog would consist of...


71% people have been successful with Agile

15% people have failed with Agile

Only 22% of Project managers are female

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