Today, the project management office (PMO) concept is being adopted by a growing number of companies. This strategy allows an organization to more effectively manage various and concurrent projects by centralizing the control of resources and schedules. PMOs can be found in organizations of all sizes, though they are most often seen in large, complex environments due to the number of projects in play at any given time.
Current PMO Implementation Trends
July, 2003
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