Organizations that perform a lot of work within projects and programs, and that complete large, enterprise-wide projects, often utilize a Project Management Office structure. In the project management profession, working within a PMO is quickly becoming the industry standard. In simple terms, a PMO is a department that is dedicated to the management of projects for its organization. This includes offering standardized templates and tools, reporting, resource management services, research and analysis, planning, execution and records maintenance services to internal customers, be they product owners or department managers. The PMO centralizes all project portfolio activities and offers different levels of support and control.
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