A New Tune

January 4, 2008 from Project Portfolio Management Today

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I've spent some time thinking about the notion of the Standardization Continuum that I wrote about in the previous entry. To be more forthright about it, I haven't really been able to stop thinking about it. My view of the fundamental nature of PPM is changing. From where I sit, this change looks and feels like a substantial change. Here is the essence of what I'm thinking. PPM implementations have focused way too much energy on forcing a rigid process bias on organizations that are not p


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