Episode 022: Project Fast Tracking Part I, PMO Policy

This week The PMO Podcast™ Featured Story discusses Project Fast Tracking Part I, PMO Policy, presented by Mark Perry (about Mark), host of The PMO Podcast™. Project fast tracking is a technique used to ensure that projects are completed within the shortest time possible. When projects are "fast-tracked", it usually means that tasks have been arranged to take advantage of non-dependent activities that can occur simultaneously, thereby shortening the overall project timeline. But, there is more to fast-tracking than just the re-sequencing of tasks and activities. The PMO Podcast™ Points Memo advises, "It’s Easier to Listen With Your Mouth Closed." As a PMO Manager, there are a lot of people that need to talk with and have something to say to your project managers and you too. Most project managers are excellent communicators, but anyone can have a bad day. Ensure your project manager’s are the quiet professional types, and not so much the certified know-it and tell-it alls. Talk less, listen and learn more, and remember it’s easier to listen with your mouth closed. The PMO Podcast™ Mailbag answers a listener question regarding recent Hewlett Packard news. The PMO Podcast™ is sponsored by BOT International, the provider of Processes On Demand, a PMO Setup solution used by more than 1,000 companies.Request a Demo LoginThe PMO Podcast™ is a trademark of BOT International. The PMO Podcast™ and its RSS feed are copyright © by BOT International 2013. All rights reserved.