OMP3 User Forum - Twin-SPIN

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October 6, 2007 Atlanta, Georgia USA

Agenda

 Welcome Remarks  Greg Balestrero  Case Study: Siemens Corporation  Facilitated Discussion Groups  Share and discuss with peers some of the most critical questions organizations of similar project management maturity face when implementing OPM3  Panel of Experts

Welcome Remarks

 PMI Worldwide has currently 82 OPM3 Certified Professionals  OPM3 is all about organizational self awareness  Project management is about throughput and results as it relates to innovation  Integration of process and product development with project management at DHL  Note: PMI moving from an individual focus to an organizational focus and what is the ROI from investing in PM

Siemens Case Study

 Siemens began assessing its maturity in PM in 1992 and implemented its own Maturity in Project Management (MPM) model in 2002  Today MPM is in its 3 rd revision  Since the launch of OPM3 in 2003, Siemens has considered the incorporation of the organizational project management best practice model into its MPM protocol  Presentation describes Siemens pilot utilization of OPM3 in conjunction with its own MPM assessment protocol and results and conclusions they have reached to date

Siemens Case Study

 Initiative driven via the Center for Innovation and Project Management Worldwide  Constitutes a team of 10 individuals  Infrastructure wise it is a part of Corporate Technology  Siemens is a product based engineering organization  MPM is a key part of their management commitment  So far they have conducted 140 assessments

Siemens Case Study

 In immature organizations the practice is usually higher  A Level 3 organization is considered good  MPM assessment came out in 2002 and OPM3 was reviewed by Siemens in 2004 and 2007  It is important to remember to not focus on the level!

 If you have a standard process and you are not measuring it  You cannot ignore the upper level even if you are not there yet

Siemens Case Study

 Siemens does use extensions of the PMBOK such as Construction, Medical etc.,  If you can’t standardize and measure then there are a lot of other tools that you cannot measure!

 OPM3 is a business change process implementation and doing this is a program  The 2008 update will contain the current version of the PMBOK and will also enhance both program and portfolio assessment

Siemens Case Study

 OPM3 provides gaps and recommendations  Siemens assists with the organizational change  Siemens is asking business units to identify their critical KPI’s ( benefits) and that is how they are measuring the value of OPM3  OPM3 indirectly ties into their Toyota system

Facilitated Discussion Groups

 Initiating, planning and selling OPM3 in a less mature organization  Conducting an OPM3 assessment in a less mature organization  Implementing change base on the results of an OPM3 assessment in a less mature organization  Initiating, planning and selling OPM3 in a more mature organization  Conducting an OPM3 assessment in a more mature organization  Implementing change base on the results of an OPM3 assessment in a more mature organization

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Users’ Forum

Breakout Group Report Back

GROUP 1: Initiating, Planning & Selling OPM3 in a LESS mature organization  Point 1: Informing & educating decision makers  Point 2: Understand key strategic objectives – at least one driver  Point 3: Understand organizational culture  Point 4: Address OPM3 as a project including who should be involved & defining the scope of assessment  Point 5: Understand expectations

GROUP 2: Conducting an OPM3 Assessment in a LESS mature organization  Point 1: Need senior management support  Point 2: Provide purpose/goals of assessment  Point 3: Assessor credibility and trust  Point 4: Sense of ownership  Point 5: 2 step documentation process (interview & documentation)

GROUP 3: Implementing Change Based on OPM3 Assessment in a LESS mature organization  Point 1: Alignment of improvement program – align to the goals of the organization  Point 2: The organizational capacity to manage the change  Point 3: Champion/sponsor  Point 4: Effective communication plan  Point 5: Listening

GROUP 4: Initiating, Planning & Selling OPM3 in a MORE mature organization       Point 1:“What is it?” Defined in 1 sentence with no big words Point 2: Link to strategic goals/ identify & alleviate pains (pains: losing $, confusion/coordination, culture shift, gap analysis) Point 3:Positioning OPM3 – need to compare to other tools: six sigma, ISO, CMM Point 4:Benchmarking – data needed to show 1)results of improving w/assessment (ROI) and 2) compare to competitiors Point 5:Who should assess?: internal v. external (are internal fully utilized? Do external bring objectivity & experience?); stakeholder analysis Point 6: Build on existing process management/improvement Pilot: early success, provide it works, lessons learnt

GROUP 5: Conducting an OPM3 Assessment in a MORE mature organization  Point 1: Sponsorship, Endorsement  Point 2: Communication/ Education  Point 3: Select a Way to Gather Data  Point 4: Who’s Involved?

GROUP 6: Implementing Change Based on

OPM3

Assessment in a MORE mature organization  Point 1: Change management based on culture  Point 2: Prioritize criteria (cost/benefit, ROI ...)  Point 3: Communication  Point 4: Define a Process for Implementation  Point 5: Measurements!!!

OPM3 Panel

 Product Suite mechanizes the assessment process plus provides inter rater reliability  Tip: Do not discount the online version for use in less mature organizations RE: cost  OPM3 is based on PMBOK 2000  OPM3 single practitioner on line version  How to use it without being prescriptive

OPM3 Panel

 Product Suite includes analysis of what best practices are in place  Best practice assessment vs. capability assessment  Product Suite has a range of questions  More discrete data (NOT binary in nature)  Note: Comments from certified OPM3 assessors

Questions