Organization Project Management Maturity (OPM3) Implementation, Critical Success Factors and Challenges
Mounir El Khatib,
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Aya Yaish,
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Hessa Al Ali
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International Journal of Theory of Organization and Practice (IJTOP),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(2), P. 66 - 83
Published: Jan. 11, 2024
1.
Abstract
Successful
projects
require
appropriate
tools
and
effective
management
practices.
Managers
need
to
have
a
clear
insight
into
project
goals
use
outstanding
skills
implement
them
accordingly.
They
also
must
maintain
balance
between
customer
satisfaction
levels
profit
maximization
goals.
The
Organizational
Project
Management
Maturity
Model
(OPM3)
is
among
the
critical
for
generating
standardized
outcomes
in
organizational
projects.
This
paper
portrays
research
of
OPM3
implementation
organizations
UAE
spotlights
impact
on
organizations.
shows
that
an
adaption
components
will
overall
performance
organization.
based
both
primary
data
collected
from
existing
surveys
secondary
gathered
through
various
sources
such
as
journal
articles
papers
illustrate
using
OPM
model,
constructed
fulfil
future
needs
endorse
modification
if
needed.
conclusion
was
derived
pieces
evidence
illustrates
written
policies
procedures
addition
excellent
can
maximize
benefits
models
Language: Английский
Developing a Maturity Rating System for Project Management Offices
Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(9), P. 367 - 367
Published: Sept. 14, 2024
Effective
project
management
is
crucial
for
organizations
to
achieve
strategic
objectives
and
maintain
competitiveness
in
today’s
market.
The
office
(PMO)
has
emerged
as
a
key
enabler
enhancing
effectiveness
through
centralized
oversight,
support,
standardization.
However,
evaluating
the
of
PMOs
identifying
areas
improvement
remain
challenging.
This
paper
aims
provide
comprehensive
overview
role
achieving
organizational
success
by
establishing
maturity
rating
system.
research
include
critical
factors
relevant
sustainable
PMO
effectiveness,
reviewing
existing
literature
on
models,
analyzing
data
review
questionnaires,
developing
system
based
identified
factors,
contributing
PMOs.
thematic
analysis
five
themes—organizational
culture,
governance,
competence,
controls,
engagement—each
with
corresponding
factors.
Questionnaires
were
used
assess
levels
relative
importance
these
where
AHP
determined
weighted
each
factor
category.
results
highlight
PMOs:
collaboration,
effective
leadership,
alignment
goals,
knowledge
management,
planning,
risk
stakeholder
satisfaction,
communication.
By
standardized
objective
approach
can
enhance
their
practices,
improve
rates,
address
challenges
associated
performance.
Ultimately,
adopting
systems
enables
align
strategies
goals
foster
culture
continuous
improvement.
Language: Английский