| Q. 10 |
I don’t think our organization is ready for CCPM, can we implement without having basic PM skills? |
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CCPM does require organizations to have certain basic skills to be successful, including how to define project tasks and networks, the ability to match skills to tasks, and the discipline to enter schedule updates. What is interesting however is that the implementation process and timeline for CCPM does not change significantly whether the organization is far advanced in PM, or just starting out. Organizations that want to start first with PM basics find later when they go to CCPM that much of what they have been doing will need to change—such as how to create effective project plans. For organizations with little or no culture or experience in PM, the implementation covers the same essential skills, with no need to overcome past habits. |
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