The
three reference books identified on the previous post have their own process
models
- Management
of Portfolios(MoP) – OGC (now Axelos)
- Portfolio
Management Standard (PMI)
- The
Wiley Guide to Project, Program and Portfolio Management
Over the next two posts I will review parts of the two main publications and include thoughts from the Wiley Guide.
We can
explore the models for similarities and differences, not to chose one model as
the only path to Portfolio Nirvana, but rather to look at the practices and processes that
will fit within our own organizations and business environments.
I am not
seeking to cause process chaos by proposing a cut and paste from different models, but simply to help people understand that they
do not need to become a slave to one model.
They can legitimately choose a core model to
adopt as a guiding philosophy for their portfolio management approach and then
utilize concepts / processes from other models to tuning to suit the business
environment, creating their ideal for their organization.
This post will explore the Management of Portfolios (MoP) Manual from Axelos, originally developed with the Office of Government Commerce in the UK.
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