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Best Practice: Commercial or professional procedures that are accepted or prescribed as being correct or most effective.

In today’s commercial arena, achieving best practice is a laudable ambition. But it’s the continuous improvement journey, not the end strategic

destination, that has the real power to drive visible accountable success.

According to PMI’s latest evidence, organisations routinely waste 12% of their project investment spend due to poor performance - a figure that has remained stubbornly consistent over the past five years. Meanwhile, Geneca’s research reveals a significant gap between strategy and deliverables: 45% of PMO and project leaders state that the wider business objectives are unclear to them. Even more worrying: only 23% of respondents feel that senior stakeholders and project teams agree on what defines a successfully completed project . What’s more, 80% of project professionals estimate that they spend half (yes, half) of their time on rework – suggesting a lack of clear initial objectives resulting in misinformed workstreams.

This webinar will cover:

• The Problem - What does ‘Best Practice’ mean and are you ready for it for it?
• Some Research - Interesting and thought provoking research
• Key Insights - ‘Best Practice’ driving PMO mechanics or valuable outcomes
• The Solutions - 5 practical solutions to help evolution from good to better to best

The Project Management topics covered are:

• Maturity v Capability
• Executive motivations
• Customised visibility
• Transparency of accountability
• Senior level engagement
• Cutting your portfolio by 20%

Sign up for the webinar now to discover all of this and Kivue’s 5 practical solutions to help evolution from good to better to best!

Speakers

Rupert Taylor

Co-Founder

Rupert Taylor has led professional services businesses for over 15 years and specialises in steering and advising on senior level stakeholder management. His roles before establishing Kivue included running complex, cross-functional programmes for European triple play operators.